Frog & Toad Press

Burnside House Print

Burnside House Print - Main image
$5.04 $8 In stock

Category: Prints

Part of a series of prints depicting architecture that is quintessentially Providence, RI, from the quirky abandoned building to a former senator's home to the anonymous triple decker.

"Burnside House. 314 Benefit Street. Built in 1866-67. Home to Ambrose Burnside–Civil War general, US senator, and noted for his namesake sideburns."

  • 5"x7", 3 color screen print on light grey 100# paper
  • Sealed in plastic sleeve with hardboard backer (unframed)
  • Screen printed in Providence, Rhode Island
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The detail on the Burnside House print is incredible—you can really see the texture of the old brickwork. I’ve been looking for something that captures Providence’s unique architecture, and this print nails that quirky, historic feel. Already planning to buy another from the series for my hallway.

Christopher ★★★★★

The print captures that slightly eerie, beautiful decay of Providence perfectly—the detail in the brickwork around those empty windows is spot on. Looks fantastic framed in my hallway.

David J. ★★★★★

I’ve been staring at this print for the past week and keep noticing new details in the Burnside House’s roofline and porch trim. It’s such a specific slice of Providence, and the paper has a nice matte texture that feels gallery-quality. Finally a piece that doesn’t look like every other generic cit