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illustrated by Eliza B. Askin

"From an artists point of view few cities have as much to offer as Richmond. Her rich history has given us a city of neighborhoods, each with its own personality"

Eliza B. Askin

Eliza Askin is well known for her popular Richmond Scenes. Whether it's the relaxed and inviting atmosphere of the Fan District or the historic monuments of Monument Avenue, Eliza's work truly captures the flavor of Richmond and surrounding areas. Eliza has made Richmond her home since 1977, and has enjoyed getting acquainted with the city's unique architectural styles through her work.

To place orders for limited edition prints and speciality gift items or contact Eliza. Additional examples of Eliza's work are available below:

Shockoe Slip | Davis & Main | 17th Street Farmer's Market | Benedictine High School | Dooley Mansion Maymont | Richmond's Landmark Theater | Home

This page and all web site contents were last updated and are copyright Sunday, August 31, 2003 by Eliza B. Askin.

	illustrated by Eliza B. Askin "From an artists point of view few cities have as much to offer as Richmond. Her rich history has given us a city of neighborhoods, each with its own personality" Eliza B. Askin
	Eliza Askin is well known for her popular Richmond Scenes. Whether it's the relaxed and inviting atmosphere of the Fan District or the historic monuments of Monument Avenue, Eliza's work truly captures the flavor of Richmond and surrounding areas. Eliza has made Richmond her home since 1977, and has enjoyed getting acquainted with the city's unique architectural styles through her work. To place orders for limited edition prints and speciality gift items or contact Eliza. Additional examples of Eliza's work are available below: Shockoe Slip \| Davis & Main \| 17th Street Farmer's Market \| Benedictine High School \| Dooley Mansion Maymont \| Richmond's Landmark Theater \| Home This page and all web site contents were last updated and are copyright Sunday, August 31, 2003 by Eliza B. Askin.