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Hayes Valley
San Francisco, California
French Bakery Chairs and Tables on Sidewalk in Hayes Valley, San Francisco, California
Hayes Valley is a neighborhood located in the Western Addition of San Francisco. The history of the area can be traced back to the mid-19th century, when it was mostly rural land used for farming and ranching.
The neighborhood began to develop in the 1850s and 1860s, when the city of San Francisco expanded westward and began to fill in the open spaces between the original city center and the Pacific Ocean. The area was named for Thomas Hayes, who was one of the first settlers in the area and owned a large ranch that covered much of the present-day neighborhood.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Hayes Valley underwent a period of rapid development. Victorian and Edwardian-style homes were built, many of which still stand today and are considered some of the city's most beautiful and historic buildings. Additionally, several important civic institutions were established in the neighborhood, including the San Francisco Symphony and the San Francisco Opera.
During the 20th century, Hayes Valley faced a number of challenges. In the 1950s and 1960s, the neighborhood was heavily impacted by the construction of the Central Freeway, which cut through the heart of the community and separated it from the rest of the city. This led to a decline in property values and a decline in the overall quality of life in the area.
In the aftermath of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, the Central Freeway was severely damaged and ultimately demolished in the 1990s. This opened up new opportunities for redevelopment in the area, and the neighborhood has undergone a period of revitalization in recent years. Today, Hayes Valley is considered one of San Francisco's most vibrant and desirable neighborhoods, known for its charming architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and diverse community which is home to a wide variety of independent shops and boutiques, as well as some of the city's best restaurants and cafes. From trendy clothing stores and home decor shops to artisanal coffee shops and farm-to-table restaurants, Hayes Valley has something for everyone.
Standard: Canson Infinity Fine Art Print - Ready To Frame
Canson Infinity prints are printed on 100% museum-grade cotton papers with a matte or lustre finish which has the vibrancy of glossy papers without the reflections. With a high Dmax, Canson prints have rich colors and deep blacks. At 310 gsm, these fine art prints feel substantial when held and is one of the most archival papers on the market with a rating of over 200 years.
Each print features a one-inch white border around the live image area to provide maximum flexibility while framing. Loose prints are the ideal choice for interior designers or collectors who plan to work with a professional framer. I custom sign all individual prints with a digital signature for provenance unless requested otherwise.
I can either ship directly to you or your framer of choice. Free shipping within the United States. Please contact me for Canada & international shipping fees.
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Gallery-Quality: ChromaLuxe Metal Edge Mount - Ready To Hang
Dye-sublimation ChromaLuxe metal prints have excellent contrast and saturation which make for a modern, eye-catching fine art photography print. ChromaLuxe prints are weather-resistant and the most durable print substrate available which make them ideal for high-traffic locations including hospitals, hotels, offices and restaurants.
My ChromaLuxe metal prints come with a glossy finish featuring vibrant, saturated colors. The edge mount frame is 1.3" thick and comes ready to hang. The back of the print includes my signature backstamp. I custom sign all individual prints with a digital signature for provenance unless requested otherwise.
Free shipping within the United States up to 72". Please contact me for Canada & international shipping fees.
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Museum-Quality: TruLife® Acrylic Face Mount Print - Ready To Hang
The most luxurious of fine art prints, TruLife® Acrylic face mount prints have a 3d-like appearance due to the print being sandwiched between museum-quality acrylic and a solid backer medium. The paper is specifically made for face mounted prints and features a pearl-like luminescence. When light hits the acrylic, it refracts through the artwork and gives off an appearance of having been illuminated from within. These are the most vibrant and detailed prints I offer. Acrylic prints are best suited for hanging in homes.
I custom sign all individual prints with a digital signature for provenance unless requested otherwise
This hand-polished, ready-to-hang print includes a 1/8" acrylic face mount with a clear acrylic or Comatex backing and a back mounted floating frame.
Free shipping within the United States up to 72". Please contact me for Canada & international shipping fees.
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