Benson Bubblers - Portland Prints
Benson Bubblers - Portland Prints
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Benson Bubblers are an icon in downtown Portland. Funded by logging tycoon Simon Benson in 1912 and designed by architect A.E. Doyle the bubblers were meant to give loggers something to drink other than alcohol. Cast from bronze, the fountains were refurbished in 1958, and in 1965, Portland sent a bubbler to our sister city, Sapporo, Japan. Awwww, sisters!
About the Portland Print Series
This series was inspired some of the places and things I love most about my hometown (and where I still live!) of Portland, Oregon.
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Unframed 5×7” pieces
Printed with pigment inks on thick, 100% cotton fine art paper. The work is archival, made with care, and made to last.
There is a 1” white border around the image which is included in the total size.
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