I love Pittsburgh. That’s why I planted my roots here years ago so I could attend the Art Institute and get to know all its many colorful, fun, and cultural areas. I’ve explored this wonderful city from the tree-lined streets of Squirrel Hill to the heights of Mount Washington; practiced “plein air” sketching in Market Square and the streets of Oakland; and been cheered by my fellow Pittsburghers as I ran through these same neighborhoods for the Pittsburgh Marathon.
Upon looking at “Pittsburgh Neighborhoods,” a friend said, “It looks like a patchwork quilt.” I hadn’t thought of it that way, but isn’t that the truth of it? We are a unique patchwork of people and cultures and ethnicities that somehow works together to create a warm and beautiful blanket we live under on a partly cloudy day. “Pittsburgh Neighborhoods” originated from my love of the city, its people, and its energy. It is my tribute to this place where we live, laugh, work, and play.
It is my tribute to this place we call home.
DETAILS:
• Pittsburgh neighborhood city map
• Hand lettered and illustrated in pen and ink
• High-quality offset print (unframed)
• Heavyweight uncoated paper
• Personalized artist signature of your print
SHIPPING INFORMATION:
•7” x 5”, 10" x 8" and 14" x 11" art prints are carefully handled in a protective acid-free, clear sleeve with a white, heavy-duty backboard. Shipped in a heavy-weight rigid mailer.
• 16" x 12" and 18” x 24” art prints are rolled, wrapped in Glassine paper (acid-free, biodegradable and recyclable), and packaged in a heavy-weight rigid mailing tube.
COMPRISED OF ALL 90 NEIGHBORHOODS:
Allegheny Center, Allegheny West, Allentown, Arlington, Arlington Heights, Banksville, Bedford Dwellings, Beechview, Beltzhoover, Bloomfield, Bluff (also known as Uptown or Soho), Bon Air, Brighton Heights, Brookline, California-Kirkbride, Carrick, Central Business District (also known as Downtown and the Golden Triangle), Central Lawrenceville, Central Northside, Chartiers, Chateau, Crafton Heights, Crawford-Roberts, Duquesne Heights, East Allegheny (also known as Deutschtown), East Carnegie, East Hills. East Liberty, Elliott, Esplen, Fairywood, Fineview,,, Friendship, Garfield, Glen Hazel, Greenfield, Hays, Hazelwood, Highland Park, Homewood, Knoxville, Larimer, Lincoln–Lemington–Belmar, Lincoln Place, Lower Lawrenceville, Manchester, Marshall-Shadeland, Brunot Island, Morningside, Mount Oliver , Mount Washington, New Homestead, Oakland, Point Breeze, North Shore
Northview Heights, Oakwood, Overbrook, Perry North (also known as Observatory Hill), Perry South (also known as Perry Hilltop), Point Breeze, Park Place, Polish Hill, Regent Square, Ridgemont, Saint Clair, Shadyside, Sheraden, Southshore, South Side Flats, SouthSide Works, South Side Slopes, Spring Garden, Spring Hill–City View, Squirrel Hill, Summerset, Stanton Heights, Strip District, Summer Hill, Swisshelm Park, Duck Hollow, Terrace Village, Troy Hill, Washington's Landing, Upper Hill, Upper Lawrenceville, West End, West Oakland, Westwood, and Windgap.
I love Pittsburgh. That’s why I planted my roots here years ago so I could attend the Art Institute and get to know all its many colorful, fun, and cultural areas. I’ve explored this wonderful city from the tree-lined streets of Squirrel Hill to the heights of Mount Washington; practiced “plein air” sketching in Market Square and the streets of Oakland; and been cheered by my fellow Pittsburghers as I ran through these same neighborhoods for the Pittsburgh Marathon.
Upon looking at “Pittsburgh Neighborhoods,” a friend said, “It looks like a patchwork quilt.” I hadn’t thought of it that way, but isn’t that the truth of it? We are a unique patchwork of people and cultures and ethnicities that somehow works together to create a warm and beautiful blanket we live under on a partly cloudy day. “Pittsburgh Neighborhoods” originated from my love of the city, its people, and its energy. It is my tribute to this place where we live, laugh, work, and play.
It is my tribute to this place we call home.
DETAILS:
• Pittsburgh neighborhood city map
• Hand lettered and illustrated in pen and ink
• High-quality offset print (unframed)
• Heavyweight uncoated paper
• Personalized artist signature of your print
SHIPPING INFORMATION:
•7” x 5”, 10" x 8" and 14" x 11" art prints are carefully handled in a protective acid-free, clear sleeve with a white, heavy-duty backboard. Shipped in a heavy-weight rigid mailer.
• 16" x 12" and 18” x 24” art prints are rolled, wrapped in Glassine paper (acid-free, biodegradable and recyclable), and packaged in a heavy-weight rigid mailing tube.
COMPRISED OF ALL 90 NEIGHBORHOODS:
Allegheny Center, Allegheny West, Allentown, Arlington, Arlington Heights, Banksville, Bedford Dwellings, Beechview, Beltzhoover, Bloomfield, Bluff (also known as Uptown or Soho), Bon Air, Brighton Heights, Brookline, California-Kirkbride, Carrick, Central Business District (also known as Downtown and the Golden Triangle), Central Lawrenceville, Central Northside, Chartiers, Chateau, Crafton Heights, Crawford-Roberts, Duquesne Heights, East Allegheny (also known as Deutschtown), East Carnegie, East Hills. East Liberty, Elliott, Esplen, Fairywood, Fineview,,, Friendship, Garfield, Glen Hazel, Greenfield, Hays, Hazelwood, Highland Park, Homewood, Knoxville, Larimer, Lincoln–Lemington–Belmar, Lincoln Place, Lower Lawrenceville, Manchester, Marshall-Shadeland, Brunot Island, Morningside, Mount Oliver , Mount Washington, New Homestead, Oakland, Point Breeze, North Shore
Northview Heights, Oakwood, Overbrook, Perry North (also known as Observatory Hill), Perry South (also known as Perry Hilltop), Point Breeze, Park Place, Polish Hill, Regent Square, Ridgemont, Saint Clair, Shadyside, Sheraden, Southshore, South Side Flats, SouthSide Works, South Side Slopes, Spring Garden, Spring Hill–City View, Squirrel Hill, Summerset, Stanton Heights, Strip District, Summer Hill, Swisshelm Park, Duck Hollow, Terrace Village, Troy Hill, Washington's Landing, Upper Hill, Upper Lawrenceville, West End, West Oakland, Westwood, and Windgap.
