"Down to Earth" Limited Edition Giclee Print 11x14" by James Ellis

U.S. Route 40, also known as the National Road, was built in the 1800s. An idea brought to life by George Washington to connect the East and the West, as it provided a stable route for trade through the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania by farmers and emigrants. The barn was the most critical structure in Colonial times on the Pennsylvania farm and was often superior to the dwelling of the family. Pennsylvania today has one of the largest rural populations in the United States with nearly one-third of the state still being cultivated. “Agriculture is the most healthful, most useful and most noble employment of man.” George Washington A Limited Edition Print from the Up North Studio "Rural America Collection". Prints are signed and numbered with a limited edition run of 150 prints and include a Certificate of Authenticity 14"x 18" Giclee Print (11"x 14" actual image size) Free Shipping...Limited free delivery by the artist available. Please contact the artist for details and delivery area.