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On Caldwell Pond Giclée print

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On Caldwell Pond Giclée printAbout this piece: This is another painting in the Alfred Caldwell Lily Pool series. About Val Fischer: Val Fischer is one of the premiere artists for Chicago artwork. Val's work focuses on the blending of nature and manmade beauty to capture Chicago in ways you've never seen it. Val's paintings capture breathtaking Chicago skyline art, Lake Michigan artwork, and Chicago landmark artwork. Best of all, all pieces on valfischer. com are free to ship in

fusing the beautiful nature of The Alfred Caldwell Lily Pond (a gem tucked away in Lincoln Park Chicago) in the foreground with the beauty of such Chicago landmarks as the John Hancock building in the background

It was built in 1908 and was one of the most popular restaurants in Chicago during the early twentieth century

Along the path running through the park are 4 granite stones with inscriptions of Shakespeare's 18th sonnet

*Smaller sizes marked with an asterisk are Open Edition and are not numbered nor are they limited edition

The building was constructed for The Chicago World's Fair of 1893

* Both are printed with the same archival inks

This artwork depicts the canal along Chicago's Lakeshore Drive in Lincoln Park

This is one of the enchanting English Walled gardens at the Chicago Botanic Gardens in Glencoe

In the foreground you can see Soldier Field

Caldwell Lily Pond shows Val at his best

and Chicago landmark artwork

This newly revitalized area along the Chicago River is perfectly captured in this one of kind piece of art

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