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Old Forgotten Farmhouse in Early December Poster
by Jonathan Baldock
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Old Forgotten Farmhouse in Early December poster by Jonathan Baldock. Our posters are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All posters include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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The old forgotten farmhouse stands silently in the midst of a barren field. The once vibrant and colorful walls have faded with time and now sport a... more
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The old forgotten farmhouse stands silently in the midst of a barren field. The once vibrant and colorful walls have faded with time and now sport a muted, melancholic tone. The roof is rusty and creaky, giving the impression that it could collapse at any moment. The windows are boarded up, hiding the secrets of the past that lie inside. The cold December wind blows through the empty halls, stirring up the dust that has settled over the years.
About Jonathan Baldock
Born in Kingston Ontario Canada in 1972 and Raised in Burlington Ontario Canada from the age of 3 years where he Graduated from Nelson High School in 1992. And later attended both Mohawk and Sheridian Colleges. Living on his own from the age of 21 years old he pursued Architecture as his Career Choice but all the while having an interest in Art but more as a Hobby than a Career. Subjects started out as Imaginary places then later on in life after the College years his Drawings were more of real places usually relating to Hikes along the Bruce Trail, Small Towns or Country Settings. Presently his Drawings are Pen/Ink of North American and Local Wildlife, Farms and Country Settings and especially Abandoned Rural Settings. Currently...
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