Three bridges in one shot - Bear Mountain Suspension Bridge, a Railroad Bridge and a Pedestrian Footbridge.
When it opened on November 27, 1924, the Bear Mountain Bridge was the first highway bridge to cross the Hudson River south of Albany, New York and the largest suspension bridge in the world; it was also the first suspension bridge to have a concrete deck. The construction methods pioneered in building it would make possible several much larger projects to follow, including the George Washington Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge.
Every piece is crafted as a Gallery Acrylic Facemount — a museum-grade presentation known for its depth, clarity, and modern elegance.
What You’re Getting:
• Direct-to-acrylic print
• Protective backer
• Wooden floater frame
• Pre-installed French cleat (ready to hang)
This process delivers a vibrant, dimensional look that traditional prints can’t match.
My Gallery Acrylic Facemounts are printed directly onto premium acrylic, creating a vibrant, luminous presentation that makes the artwork appear almost three-dimensional. Colors glow, details sharpen, and the entire piece takes on a sleek, modern presence that metal simply cannot match.
Each artwork includes a protective backer, a beautiful wooden floater frame, and a pre-installed French cleat hanging system. This allows for a clean, gallery-ready installation that keeps the piece perfectly level and elegantly floating off the wall.
This is the highest-quality presentation I offer — the one I personally choose for my own work.
Production & Delivery
What’s Included:
• Gallery Acrylic Facemount with floater frame
• Pre-installed French cleat system
• Wall screws and anchors
• Hanging instructions
Questions?
I’m always happy to help with sizing or placement.