Covered Bridge Art Posters and Art Prints

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Covered Bridge Entrance was created using a soft watercolor technique. This technique uses subtle colors and brush strokes creating a warm traditional look. The viewpoint of the art print is to emphasize the road as it leads up to this covered bridge.

The Red Roof Covered Bridge was created using a soft watercolor technique. This technique uses subtle colors and brush strokes creating a warm traditional look. The viewpoint of the art print is to emphasize the red roof against the natural setting of this covered bridge. The setting is the south central portion of Oregon where off the beaten path you can find numerous covered bridges. The setting is serene and the appeal of covered bridges is timeless. (Click on the picture for a larger image)

The Bridgeton Mill and Covered Bridge are historic structures in Parke County, Indiana. The site features a picturesque covered bridge, which was built in 1868 and is one of the oldest remaining covered bridges in the state. Next to the bridge is Bridgeton Mill, a historic grist mill that dates back to 1823.

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The Sawyers Crossing Covered Bridge, also known as the Cresson Bridge, is a wooden covered bridge carrying Sawyers Crossing Road over the Ashuelot River in northern Swanzey, New Hampshire.

The Harrington Covered Bridge crosses the West Branch of Conneaut Creek during the Autumn leaf color change in Erie County, Pennsylvania.

The Middle Road Covered Bridge crosses the West Branch of Conneaut Creek during the Autumn leaf color change in Ashtabula County, Ohio.

Mosby Creek Bridge was created using a soft watercolor technique. This technique uses subtle colors and brush strokes creating a warm traditional look. The viewpoint of the art print is to emphasize the setting the covered bridge is in. It's located in the south central portion of Oregon off the beaten path where you can find numerous covered bridges.

This image is a painterly interpretation of the red Ashland Covered Bridge in Delaware, Sometimes known as the Old Barley Mill Bridge, tihs beautiful architectural wonder is an important icon in the rural upstate Delaware landscape. Not far from Greenville, Hockessin, and Wilmington, this covered bridge spans the Red Clay Creek on a beautiful country road.