The St. Louis Monster Venice destroying the Hodgson & Robinson

destroying the Hodgson & Robinson Banking Clock Tower in 1889

May Your Holidays Be Spent with Family & Friends

5 x 11 inch print offers "proof" that the Great Ape was once loose in Ohio

steel-reinforced wall around us

Behold the University of Pittsburgh's Cathedral of Learning in all its glory in this 11 x 14 inch digital print

The St. Louis Monster Venice destroying the Hodgson & RobinsonSure the mighty Mississippi River is beautiful, but wouldn't it look better with a giant monster in it? This artwork is digitally printed on 11 x 17 inch 100lb paper and shipped right to your door. Comes with this description: A view of the quiet yet fast growing St. Louis in 1832, drawn from an original painting by George Caitlin. The print is notable for Caitlin including a view of a local steamship, as well as incorporating a view of the Millstadt