Set of Two Framed Black Ink Sketches of Tuscaloosa, Alabama University Club and Dearing Swaim Home by Richard Brough
Historic Tuscaloosa Collection by Richard Brough
These elegant pen and ink drawings by renowned artist Richard Brough capture the stately architecture and Southern charm of Tuscaloosa's most iconic landmarks. Each piece is professionally matted with a vibrant red backing and framed in classic black, perfect for Alabama alumni, local history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates fine architectural illustration.
The collection features several significant historic structures, including:
The University Club (No. 2) on Queen City Avenue at University, labeled as one of the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks"
The Swaim Home on 14th Street at 21st Avenue (No. 5 in the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks" series)
Brough's meticulous attention to detail captures the Greek Revival architecture typical of the antebellum South, with grand columns, expansive porches, and lush surrounding landscaping. His distinctive crosshatching technique gives dimension and depth to these historic buildings.
These pieces hold special significance for University of Alabama alumni and supporters, as they showcase the architectural heritage of Tuscaloosa, home to the university since 1831. The artist's portrayal of these historic structures preserves a visual connection to the rich history that surrounds the university campus.
Whether displayed in a home, office, or as a thoughtful gift for a University of Alabama graduate, these framed drawings celebrate the enduring beauty of Tuscaloosa's architectural treasures and their connection to the storied legacy of the Crimson Tide.
22.5” L x 16.5” H x 1.5” D each
8lb
Historic Tuscaloosa Collection by Richard Brough
These elegant pen and ink drawings by renowned artist Richard Brough capture the stately architecture and Southern charm of Tuscaloosa's most iconic landmarks. Each piece is professionally matted with a vibrant red backing and framed in classic black, perfect for Alabama alumni, local history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates fine architectural illustration.
The collection features several significant historic structures, including:
The University Club (No. 2) on Queen City Avenue at University, labeled as one of the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks"
The Swaim Home on 14th Street at 21st Avenue (No. 5 in the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks" series)
Brough's meticulous attention to detail captures the Greek Revival architecture typical of the antebellum South, with grand columns, expansive porches, and lush surrounding landscaping. His distinctive crosshatching technique gives dimension and depth to these historic buildings.
These pieces hold special significance for University of Alabama alumni and supporters, as they showcase the architectural heritage of Tuscaloosa, home to the university since 1831. The artist's portrayal of these historic structures preserves a visual connection to the rich history that surrounds the university campus.
Whether displayed in a home, office, or as a thoughtful gift for a University of Alabama graduate, these framed drawings celebrate the enduring beauty of Tuscaloosa's architectural treasures and their connection to the storied legacy of the Crimson Tide.
22.5” L x 16.5” H x 1.5” D each
8lb
Historic Tuscaloosa Collection by Richard Brough
These elegant pen and ink drawings by renowned artist Richard Brough capture the stately architecture and Southern charm of Tuscaloosa's most iconic landmarks. Each piece is professionally matted with a vibrant red backing and framed in classic black, perfect for Alabama alumni, local history enthusiasts, or anyone who appreciates fine architectural illustration.
The collection features several significant historic structures, including:
The University Club (No. 2) on Queen City Avenue at University, labeled as one of the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks"
The Swaim Home on 14th Street at 21st Avenue (No. 5 in the "Famous Tuscaloosa Landmarks" series)
Brough's meticulous attention to detail captures the Greek Revival architecture typical of the antebellum South, with grand columns, expansive porches, and lush surrounding landscaping. His distinctive crosshatching technique gives dimension and depth to these historic buildings.
These pieces hold special significance for University of Alabama alumni and supporters, as they showcase the architectural heritage of Tuscaloosa, home to the university since 1831. The artist's portrayal of these historic structures preserves a visual connection to the rich history that surrounds the university campus.
Whether displayed in a home, office, or as a thoughtful gift for a University of Alabama graduate, these framed drawings celebrate the enduring beauty of Tuscaloosa's architectural treasures and their connection to the storied legacy of the Crimson Tide.
22.5” L x 16.5” H x 1.5” D each
8lb
