Washington D.C. Court of Claims Building - Green - Framed & Mounted Print

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Erected in 1859, by W.W, Corcoran, Esq. to house the Corcoran Art Gallery; the Civil War broke out before it could be opened and the building was occupied by the Quartermaster General's Department, U.S.A. The structure was finally conveyed by the donor in 1869 to a Board of Trustees, incorporated in 1870. Corcoran's collection of Fine Arts was opened to the public in 1873 and continued to be exhibited here until completion of the present Corcoran Gallery in 1897. That year the Government acquired the old building for use of the Court of Claims. The building was designed by James Renwick.

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Perfect Architectural Touch

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Absolutely in love with the quality of framing on the print I ordered. It was the last frame i needed to complete a gallery wall and the color/shade of the wood used was absolutely what i needed. Would definitely order prints from here in the future!