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Tulsa Union Depot Metal Print
by Lawrence Burry
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Tulsa Union Depot metal print by Lawrence Burry. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
Design Details
The former Tulsa Union Depot built in 1931 by the Public Works Administration. The art deco architecture was considered a mania during the depression... more
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Artist's Description
The former Tulsa Union Depot built in 1931 by the Public Works Administration. The art deco architecture was considered a mania during the depression era in Tulsa. The station was closed in 1967 due to decline of rail travel. In 2007, the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame moved into this grand old building.
About Lawrence Burry
BEHIND THE CAMERA: Lawrence is a military retiree who lived abroad for eight years where he experienced many cultures and diverse customs. Life overseas helped create experiences and memories that provided a lifelong influence on attitude, decision making, and interaction with other people. His travels expanded his outlook on the life he learned while growing up in Oklahoma. He presently enjoys life in Arizona where can wear shorts every day of the year. There are four adult children who have left the nest and make their own lives in other states. ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHY: Lawrence has conservative and traditional tastes in art and this reflects in his photography. From time to time though, he'll experiment with abstract images or...
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Iris Gelbart
Nice one.....
Lawrence Burry
Thank you so much, Ann. I too want to offer pleasing photos of Oklahoma as some folks have a negative perception about what our state looks like.
Ann Powell
very nice photo, I like the way you have framed it with the leaves. As a fellow Oklahoman, love seeing cool OK photos, keep up the good work.
Lawrence Burry
Thank you, Peter. Yes, having that group (Jazz HOF) in such a grand old building really helps maintain dignity.
Peter Chilelli
Nice capture..and I love that the Jazz HOF is keeping this building alive..