Framed Capitol Building Art

Framed Capitol Building Art highlight the neoclassical style in which the seat of power has been built, with its white exterior being easy to recognize. Initially, the east side of the building was supposed to serve as an entry point to dignitaries and visitors, but both this side and the west elevation is commonly referred to as the front of the building. Over the course of time, the structure underwent several restoration projects, with the most recent one to be completed in 2017.

History buffs will find the Framed Capitol Building Art to be an essential part of their collection, next to other significant structures for American history. Before Washington DC became the nation’s capital, the U.S. Congress met at the Independence Hall in Philadelphia and New York City, as well as other locations. While these buildings also appear in artwork, they are far less popular or easy to recognize than the current Capitol Building, connected with the White House by a wide boulevard.