Buy Art and Give Kids a Chance!
Fill a void on your wall and in your heart at the same time by participating in this special project between Slone Art and Kids at Crossroads. Now, for the first time ever, an exclusive series of limited edition prints are available with proceeds benefiting the 'Kids at Crossroads' program.
The prints, all of the Philadelphia area, are made from Slone's original pen & ink drawings typical of his early career when he lived in Philadelphia.

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"Phildelphia Museum of Art" Limited Edition
11 Inches x 14 Inches - Edition size is 250
Signed & numbered by the artist
$50 SPECIAL OFFER
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.The Philadelphia Museum of Art is Richard's first Pen & Ink drawing in years. He did this drawing in 2007 to add to a series of Philadelphia area drawing he started in 1997, while living in Philadelphia. Now available in print with proceeds benefiting 'Kids at Crossroads'.

Interested? Call Steve now at Call (215)852-2929 or email steve@sloneart.com

"Liberty Belle" Limited Edition
11 Inches x 14 Inches - Edition size is 250
Signed & numbered by the artist
$50 SPECIAL OFFER
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.The Philadelphia Skyline and Penns Landing fill the backdrop as a the of sailing lovers bask in the summer sun on the historic Delaware River. Slone's ultra-detailed pen & ink original was drawn in 1997 and is now available in print for the first time.

Interested? Call Steve now at Call (215)852-2929 or email steve@sloneart.com

"Independence Hall" Limited Edition
11 Inches x 14 Inches - Edition size is 250
Signed & numbered by the artist
$50 SPECIAL OFFER
(Buy all 3 and save another 33% - ask us)

Independence Hall, where it all began. Take pride by owning a beautifully detailed pen and ink work celebrating the history of the United States. Constructed between 1732 and 1756 as the State House of the Province of Pennsylvania, this building is considered a fine example of Georgian architecture. From 1775 to 1783 (except for the winter of 1777 - 1778 when Philadelphia was occupied by the British Army) this was the meeting place for the Second Continental Congress. It was in the Assembly Room of this building that George Washington was appointed commander in chief of the Continental Army in 1775 and the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4, 1776. In the same room the design of the American flag was agreed upon in 1777, the Articles of Confederation were adopted in 1781, and the U. S. Constitution was drafted in 1787. Slone's rendition, drawn on site in 1997, shows every brick in detail. Now available for the first time as a print.

Interested? Call Steve now at Call (215)852-2929 or email steve@sloneart.com

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