Coxs Row in Washington DC

Piece description from the artist

Vertical format of the finest in Federal-era architecture in Washington DC. Cox's Row – a group of five Federal houses, between 3339 and 3327 N Street, were named after Colonel John Cox, the Mayor of Georgetown who built them in 1817.

Other works by Steven Heap

About Steven Heap

Morgantown, WV

Steve Heap has been a photographer for over 50 years now (which is frightening to think about!) but in that time he has developed an eye for what would make a striking piece of wall art. Photography is all about the light and his finest attribute is patience! Waiting for the conditions to be just right is the key to making a piece of art that you can be proud of. Of course, luck plays a part, but without that patience of being in the right place at the right time, it just becomes a snapshot. He focuses on capturing images from around the world – timeless shots that reward the viewer with insights as they spend more time with them!

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