Elgin Botanical Gardens (now Rockefeller Center) Large Wall Art Decor by retailer Tabea Hosier (1936), U.S. History First Botanical Garden, 16" x 20"
The Elgin Botanical Garden was the first public botanical garden in the United States established.
retailer The Elgin Botanical Garden was the first public botanical garden in the United States, established in 1801 by New York physician David Hosack and later became the site of Rockefeller Center in the 1920's. Artist Tabea Bosier produced a watercolor depiction of the Elgin Botanical Garden.
This is a fine art gallery quality reproduction print conveniently framed for your home or business.
Our pieces are printed using a premium 200 gsm archival museum quality photo paper that is long-lasting and fade resistant with a matte finish and with bright and intense pigment inks.
All framed pieces arrive with a protective acrylic cover and are assembled and shipped “ready to hang” with a pre-installed hanging hardware.
The framing is made of medium-density fibreboard (MDF) - a move pointing toward ecological friendliness available in three (3) color finishing options: black, walnut, or white.
Further ensuring durability, the bordering is low maintenance and resistant to swelling and warping.
Cleaning instructions: wipe frame gently with a clean and dry cloth.
Please note that while we display the print colors as accurately as we can, each print may slightly vary on different monitors.