Fine Art Cards by Carolyn Fahm

Greenwich Meantime Photography offers a range of fine art cards highlighting the rich visual heritage of the State of Rhode Island.

A Place Called Providence

The series A Place called Providences celebrates the visual riches of the capital city of the smallest state. The city’s three hundred years of history, coupled with it location on the Providence River, are all part of the tableau of The Creative Capital, a city renowned for its dedication to the visual arts. Founded in 1638 by one of the great men of his time, Roger Williams, this is a city that has come back magnificently from many years of decline, a treasure trove of architectural history with a penchant for innovation and community.

Providence in Black and White

The variety of architecture in Providence belies its small size, with colonial era homes coexisting with early twentieth century skyscrapers and a twenty-first century museum. In the Providence in Black and White series I use the architectural details of a variety of buildings to create graphical abstractions honoring the work of the talented architects, stone cutters, brick masons, and iron workers whose work so often goes unnoticed and unsung.

Rhode Island Explorations

Rhode Island Explorations is a journey through some of Rhode Island's most beautiful landscapes and iconic places, from Bristol to Newport to Block Island and beyond. Water plays a pivotal role in the Rhode Island landscape, from its sandy beaches and rocky promontories to the glories of Narragansett Bay.