To shop for an item, click on the poster.

Nature's gift of snow
allows us to slow our pace,
take time to reflect
Poet: Ellen Agnew
Artist: Ivy Hickam
Item#: 2005SYR01
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Stroll the town parade
Bar hop, coffee shops, bus stops
Times when friends are made
Poet: Pearl Baldwin
Artist: Megan Grogan
Item#: 2005SYR02
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Crystal towers rise
What happened to the gargoyles?
Old men keep asking.
Poet: Helen Hilbert
Artist: Johnny Acurso
Item#: 2005SYR06
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Through the southern hills
Ancient American roots
and nobody knows
Poet: Tom Huff
Artist: Lindsay Dedario
Item#: 2005SYR07 |
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Flash of her trombone
Chill of ice cream on my tongue—
jazz at Clinton Square
Poet: Michele Reed
Artist: Jon Carey
Item#: 2005SYR11 |

Stop, unload and load
A deli on the corner
Salina Street bus
Poet: Joe Sarnicola
Artist: Elice Katz
Item#: 2005SYR12
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These buildings breathe deep
the measure of our good hope
to let us exhale!
Poet: Mark Shevalier
Artist: Randi Moody
Item#: 2005SYR13
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Jazz in Clinton Square:
Here, the lap steel guitar—there
Summer lightning strikes
Poet: Martin Walls
Artist: Anna Goodale
Item#: 2005SYR15 |

Fishermen gone home
Lights cast their lines in the lake—
Catch a quarter moon
Poet: Martin Walls
Artist: Jenny Grishman
Item#: 2005SYR16
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Buy this entire year's poster series at a discount.
In addition to making large-format posters for display downtown, each year we mount a traveling exhibit of framed poster prints. The exhibit goes to a new public venue every month or so. When the new year's poster come out, we swap out the frames. We then offer the remaindered prints for sale. These have been dry mounted to foam core board, and are ready to be matted and framed in 18 x 24 - inch frames.
We sell an entire year's series-16 prints, together with an informational text board for each print-for $320. That's like getting the dry mounting and text boards for free. It's a great way to beautify a sizable space-a café, lobby, hallway-with a single, economical purchase. To inquire, send us an email.
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