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With more than 180 paintings and
75 clients, our custom work continues to grow. Samples and
testimonials below speak for themselves. (Please click on an
image to enlarge it.)
The Director-Curator of Philadelphia's Elfreth's Alley,
the country's oldest continually occupied street, wrote
these unsolicited comments in a letter to other site
directors: "It is seldom that I have had such a
successful experience with a vendor. I am sharing it with
you in the hope that you will have an opportunity to work
with David Hughes. (His) four boxed cards and prints are
sold in our shop. It is an excellent source of revenue. He
has been generous with his time and talent on our behalf."
Christina's of Stone
Harbor, NJ wrote: 'Our customers have been excited to
find such beautiful cards of local scenes.
Many tell us they are framing them. David Hughes is very
easy to work with, making the entire process a very
enjoyable one.'
The Gardens at
Monticello |
Historic Annapolis
Foundation
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Block Island, RI |
Fairfax County, VA
Park Authority |
Griswold Inn
Essex, CT |
Ephrata Cloister
Village
Ephrata, PA
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Colonial
Williamsburg |
Montgomery County,
MD
Historical Society |
The Jefferson
Memorial
Commissioned by the Smithsonian
Institution
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Stonestreet Museum
Rockville, MD
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Boathouse Row,
Philadelphia |
Covered Bridge at
Valley Forge |
Friends for Long
Island's Heritage
St. James, NY |
The Smithsonian
Castle
Washington, D.C. |
The Maryland Dove
Historic St. Mary's City, MD
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Rodgers Tavern
Museum
Perryville, MD |
Eisenhower National
Historic Site
Gettysburg, PA |
B&O Railroad Station
Museum
Ellicott City, MD
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Mammal Hall
The State Museum of Pennsylvania
Harrisburg, PA |
Riversdale Mansion
near Washington, D.C. |
The Liberty Bell
with Independence Hall
Philadelphia, PA
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Portico Row
West Chester, PA |
St.
James General Store
St. James, NY
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Ash Lawn-Highland
Charlottesville, VA |
Hotel C (Jefferson
Hall)
at the University of Virginia |
Rippon Lodge
Historic Site
Woodbridge, VA |
Elfreth's Alley,
Philadelphia
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The White House |
US Capitol |
Arlington Cemetery |
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