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Castles On California Street Photograph by Ira Shander

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Comments (4)

Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson

A fabulous drawing of this historic house!

Nadalyn Larsen

Nadalyn Larsen

The detail you put into your drawings is amazing, Ira. I would never have that much patience. This is real skill. Real artistry.

Ira Shander replied:

Thanks Nadalyn. This house still exists in SF. It has been broken up into multiple apartments. Which isn't so surprising. I've always liked to draw old Victorians. They just intrigue me. Regarding patience, in this crazy world, we need it.

David Neace

David Neace

Congratulations, your work is featured on the homepage of "Created by my Hands

Lynne Paterson

Lynne Paterson

I love old buildings. This would have been absolutely beautiful in it's prime. Your drawing is lovely and shows a lot of admiration for the building. Congratulations!

Ira Shander replied:

Thank you Lynne for taking time to comment. I really appreciate it. I started this drawing at the beginning of the pandemic in late March. Worked on it off and on. In doing historic photo research, I realized that San Francisco must have lost a lot of buildings from this period destroyed in 1906. The outer suburbs and districts survived somewhat intact. During WW2 there were many scrap metal drives that denuded San Francisco of its decorative iron work. Also, strange modernizations of old Victorians.

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