Framed Photography - Fair Park
'The Tenor' - Dallas - Texas - USA
The Tenor sculpture, created by Lawrence Tenney Stevens, is located at the Dallas Fair Park in Dallas, Texas. The sculpture stands 28 feet tall and is constructed from steel and bronze. It depicts a heroic-looking tenor singer with his hands outstretched and his head thrown back in a dramatic pose. The Tenor sculpture was originally installed in the Dallas Fair Park in 1936 as part of the Texas Centennial celebration. It was moved to its current location in the late 1990s. The sculpture is a beloved symbol of the city of Dallas.
'The Tenor' - 24"x36" Framed & Matted Print
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Stunning, ultra high definition metallic print, signed by the artist and framed in a classic satin black gallery frame with a 4 inch white matt. The frame molding is 1.125 inch wide / 0.75 inch high giving a contemporary look. Additionally, acrylic is included to protect the print from UV.
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'The Tenor' - 15"x40" Framed Panoramic Print
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Stunning, ultra high definition metallic print, signed by the artist and framed in a classic satin black gallery frame. The frame molding is 1.6 inch wide / 1.3 inch high giving a contemporary look. Additionally, acrylic is included to protect the print from UV.
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