1951, Original Mid-Century Woodblock Print of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Nenana Alaska

A charming, original woodblock print of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Nenana, Alaska, on paper from 1951. Purchased from the Estate of a woman who was a teacher in 1951 at the Episcopal Mission boarding school for orphaned Native American children in Nenana, Alaska.

Work is NOT mounted or framed.

Dated, 1951

Definite signs of age, wear present to print – please read Condition Report listed below.

Reference Article on St. Mark's Episcopal Church: https://www.sketchesofalaska.com/2012/03/st-marks-episcopal-church-reminder-of.html

Markings:
- Unsigned
- Written on back of piece, "St. Mark's, Nenana, Alaska 1951"

Condition:
- Original vintage condition with definite signs of wear present
- Signs of age, wear, to surface of paper - front & back (Please view photos #3 thru #10for detail shots of wear to paper.)
- Signs of age to surface of the paper include, toning/ yellowing/ foxing to paper (Please see Photos #4 thru #7 for detail shots of wear.)
- Tears to paper (Please view Photos #5 & #6 in detail to see tears to paper.)
- Loss of paper (Please view Photos #4 thru #7 in detail for shots of wear.)
- Overall presence/ presentation of print in fair to good condition
- Unframed
- Paper is an irregular size - hand cut

Measurements:
- Image/ Print Size: approx. 4" x 7" inches, irregular size paper

Shipping:
- Item will ship within 1-3 business days
- Item will ship via USPS Ground Advantage, UPS Ground, or UPS Ground Saver
- Shipping Upgrade Option: USPS Priority Mail for an additional fee of $15.00 for the first item and $10.00 for each additional item(s)
- Shipping Upgrade will still ship within 1-3 business days from time of order
- In an effort to recycle and reduce waste, I often ship with recycled shipping materials -- you can reuse yourself after opening your package!

Questions:
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