La Parroquia of San Miguel de Allende Metal Print
by Robert McKinstry
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La Parroquia of San Miguel de Allende metal print by Robert McKinstry. 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.
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La Parroquia in Mexico and was constructed by Zerferino Guitierrez, an indigenous brick layer and self taught architect in the 1880's. It is located... more
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Artist's Description
La Parroquia in Mexico and was constructed by Zerferino Guitierrez, an indigenous brick layer and self taught architect in the 1880's. It is located in the central plaza of San Miguel de Allende and is the emblem of this village which is a very popular tourist attraction as well as a world heritage site, In addition, it is home to many foreign retirees, artist and writers.
About Robert McKinstry
Welcome to my website. I am a photographer, originally from Cleveland, Ohio; currently residing in Mendoza, Argentina . My background includes a variety of professional experience in photography such as portraiture, weddings, catalog production, corporate events and sports. I have also earned an associates degree in the Photographic Arts from Daytona State College in Florida. At this time, I am an independent free-lance photographer, concentrating on editorial travel, nature and fine art images made in Latin America during the past 5 years. Additional samples of my photography can be seen at www.discoverecotourism.wordpress.com, a blog with photo essays about eco-tourism. If anyone would like to purchase a print not currently for sale...
$91.00
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