Description

This rare art print of “Sorg Mansion” captures the stately grandeur of one of Middletown, Ohio’s most iconic historical landmarks. Built in 1887 by Paul J. Sorg, a prominent industrialist and philanthropist, the mansion epitomizes late 19th-century architectural elegance and wealth. The detailed illustration brings out the intricate stonework and elegant turrets, evoking the mansion’s original magnificence and its importance in the region’s industrial history.

Paul J. Sorg was instrumental in the economic development of Middletown, as he encouraged the relocation of the Wilson, Sorg and Company to the area, which led to the construction of a new plant. This mansion served not only as his residence but also as a symbol of his success and influence. Over the years, Sorg Mansion has seen transformations, including a period when it was converted into apartments. However, recent renovations are restoring the property to its former glory, honoring the mansion’s architectural beauty and historical significance.

The print reflects the elegance of the Victorian-era design, with intricate iron fencing surrounding the property, graceful arched windows, and tall spires that reach toward the sky. The muted, warm tones bring a sense of nostalgia, transporting viewers back to a time of opulent living and architectural artistry. The meticulously rendered stone façade and lush trees frame the mansion, creating a serene, timeless quality.

For collectors of historical or architectural prints, “Sorg Mansion” offers a rich slice of Ohio’s history and a visual tribute to a building that has withstood the passage of time. This print would make a captivating addition to any collection, celebrating both the legacy of industrial America and the beauty of historic preservation.

1991

Rare Art Print

Includes a Certificate of Authenticity. (See FAQs)

Image Size: 10-1/2 x 15 inches. Paper Size: 12-1/2 x 17 inches.