Alamo - After The Fall

By John Beck

This art was created in 2011. The art is what the Alamo probably looked after the 13 day siege in 1836. ARTIST NOTE: In this art, I did extensive research as to how the Alamo looked at the time of the famous battle. This rendering, I believe is pretty close to how things may have looked. Fractals were added over the Alamo to give it a "ghostly" feel. The famous "hump" on the Alamo was not there at the time of the battle, nor were the windows on the Left and Right upper sides. - J.B. This art also has a square version. The square version is not just cropped, but the art has been reworked to fit the ratio, The styles this art is offered are as follows: 1 - Prints on fine art archival matte paper attached to museum board (also known as gaterboard). The museum board is black and 3/16 inches thick. 2 - Prints on fine art archival matte paper, with a snow white mat, and elegant black frame. The print also has a glazing (acrylic glass): conservation reflection control. 3 - Prints on artisan archival canvas, thick stretched & mounted with professional taped backing & wire hanger. The canvas edge is black.