Historic Shell Station ORIGINAL

ORIGINAL Artwork
Location: Issaquah, Washington

The original pen and ink sketch, which I personally removed from my sketchbook, trimmed the edges, and float mounted in a natural wood frame.

The first morning of the Issaquah Salmon Days Market, a customer asked if I had ever drawn the old shell station. This building was first recorded in the 1890s and was converted into a feed store and shell station in 1942. Since being restored, it adds a unique historic charm to downtown Issaquah. Now, it is an adorable community space that serves the town all year round.

Historic Shell Station was hand-drawn with a black ink pen and water in a moleskin sketchbook.
The drawing is 4.5″x7.5″ and float mounted in an 11″x14″ frame.

A hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity is included in the back of the frame.

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