HistoricDenverCollection

THE
HISTORIC DENVER COLLECTION
Limited Edition Lithographs by Kay Witherspoon
A Collection of Six (6) Beloved Pen & Ink Print Images
Signed & Numbered by the Artist in a limited edition of 300

Extreme care and extraordinary attention to every detail in the artistic pen & ink, with ink wash renderings of six of Denver's most beloved and well known historic landmarks has resulted in lithographs of superb quality on acid free 80 Lb. rag paper, and printed in brown toned inks.
All limited edition prints are signed & numbered by the artist

Edition Size: 300 x 6 Images * Image Size: 12" x 16" * Framed to Size (with mat): 16" x 20"
Complete Collection (6 Images): $150.00 SOLD ONLY IN SETS * 26 sets of 300 remain available

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* Portions of the original print images have been cropped to protect copyright.

Built 1887-1889, Denver Landmark #20	*The Molly Brown House 1340 Pennsylvania Also known as the House of Lions, the Molly Brown House was purchased in 1894 by mining magnate James Joseph Brown, owner of one of the richest gold mines in history and husband of the famous "Maggie" Brown, heroine in the musical production "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
Built 1902, Denver Landmark #95	*The Gramt-Humphreys Mansion 770 Pennsylvania Built by James B. Grant, the third governor of Colorado and founder of the Colorado Women's College, it was purchased by iron and oil magnate Albert E. Humphreys in 1917. Bequeathed to the state in 1976 the grounds now serve as a city park with the building itself serving as offices including Historic-Denver Inc.
Built 1908, Denver Landmark #1	*The Governor's Mansion 400 E. 8th Avenue The Governor's Mansion was built by Walter S. Cheesman, founder of the Union Depot Company and the city water works. Sold in 1926 to Claude Boettcher, the home was donated to the state in 1960 and now serves as the Governor's Mansion.
Built 1909, Denver Landmark #10	*The D & F Tower 1601 Arapahoe The Daniels and Fisher Tower, once the nation's third tallest structure at 330 feet, was Denver's tallest building and stately sentinel to the Queen City of the Plains until 1958. Inspired by the campanile of St. Mark's Cathedral in Venice, Italy it has been Denver's most beloved landmark. Today only the tower remains.
Built 1889, Denver Landmark #79	*The Dunning-Benedict Home 1200 Pennsylvania St. This home is quite possibly the finest of Denver landmarks exemplifying the Richardsonian Romanesque style. Designed by the architect of the Molly Brown House, it was constructed for Denver real estate entrepreneur Walter Dunning and later purchased by Supreme Court Justice Mitchell Benedict.
Built 1883, Denver Landmark #32	*Richthofen Castle 7020 E. 12th Avenue Constructed by Baron Walter Von Richthofen and later sold to Edwin B. Hendrie, Richthofen's Castle barely resembles its original castle-like appearance due to extensive remodeling in 1910. Still a favorite landmark to Coloradoans, the castle was offered for sale in 1981 for 1.2 million dollars.

Send Completed Order Form To: Witherspoon Fine Art * 9760 Mayfair St., #B * Englewood, CO 80112 USA webgallery@kaywitherspoon.com
*Print Title*	*Qty.*	*$ Ea. Set*	*Total*	Send To (Billing Address):
The Historic Denver Collection (All six images - Save $30.00)		$150.00		Name:
Grant Humphreys Mansion 770 Pennsylvania		Not Sold Individually		Company:
D & F Tower, 1601 Arapahoe				Address
Governor's Mansion, 400 E. 8th Avenue				City /State / Zip Code
Molly Brown House 1340 Pennsylvania				Telephone:
Dunning-Benedict House 1200 Pennsylvania St.				Fax:
Richthofen Castle 7020 E. 12th Avenue				E-Mail:
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