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Description: Maple Sugaring in New England Maple Sugaring in New England art print from an original watercolor painting by the Artist, William B. MacGregor Jr, who is known in the New England area as the Junkyard Artist. --------------------------------------------------------- Maple sugaring is still an important part of New England life today and is depicted in this traditional Maple Sugar artwork painting! The maple sugar season normally occurs mid March thru mid April. On the average it takes 40 gallons of maple sap to make 1 gallon of pure maple syrup. So, 4 maple trees, 40 to 200 years old, are needed to make one gallon of pure maple syrup. The boiling of the sap takes place in a sugar house or sugar camp, which is a simple building that shelters boiling operations with a steam vent in the roof and commonly using wood to evaporate and process the maple sap into delicious maple syrup. Remember, a bad day of Maple Sugaring is always better than a good day at work! -------------------------------------------------- · Rendering of a nostalgic vintage maple sugaring scene. · Free Shipping ( USA Only) Art print · The art print is printed on high gloss photo paper. · Mounted in a beveled double mat · Matted Art Print is ready for a standard 11” x 14” 0r 16”x20” frame. · Mat will be signed by the artist. Artist Statement My painting technique incorporates “old skool” mechanical and civil drafting techniques including ruling pens, Leroy, inking the drawing and then completing it using watercolors, acrylics and gouache. Originals and prints of my watercolors are now part of private collections throughout the United States, and foreign countries.

Price: 25 USD

Location: Johnston, Rhode Island

End Time: 2024-08-05T15:25:49.000Z

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