Framed Bay Bridge Art

Framed San Francisco Bay Bridge Art depicts the structure many decades ago, with the construction project being envisioned by Charles Purcell in the early 30s. History buffs, will appreciate the fact that both the San Francisco Bay Bridge and the Golden Gate are featured in artwork, given the fact that they were opened six months apart. It has two sections and one of them goes by the name of Willie L. Brown Jr. while the latter is still unnamed.

Framed San Francisco Bay Bridge Art range from panoramic images of the bridge taken in broad daylight as well as during the night, to black-and-white pictures of the nearby boardwalk. The bridge is always in the background and a quick glance will highlight the fact that it is one of the widest bridges in the world. There are even black-and-white images featuring the schemes and projects created during the gold rush, when due to its position, San Francisco required a bridge to prosper from the favorable context.