A photograph of artist Marshal Walden standing and holding up the large 16x20 limited edition fine art print of his painting "Firehouse Pride." The image demonstrates the scale of the piece, which features the historic Provincetown firehouse with American and Pride flags. The print has significant extra-wide crisp white borders, showing the paper's texture and indicating its versatility for framing with or without a mat.

Firehouse Pride | Limited Edition x/78

$125.00
$125.00
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A photograph of artist Marshal Walden standing and holding up the large 16x20 limited edition fine art print of his painting "Firehouse Pride." The image demonstrates the scale of the piece, which features the historic Provincetown firehouse with American and Pride flags. The print has significant extra-wide crisp white borders, showing the paper's texture and indicating its versatility for framing with or without a mat.
  • A photograph of artist Marshal Walden standing and holding up the large 16x20 limited edition fine art print of his painting "Firehouse Pride." The image demonstrates the scale of the piece, which features the historic Provincetown firehouse with American and Pride flags. The print has significant extra-wide crisp white borders, showing the paper's texture and indicating its versatility for framing with or without a mat.
  • A detailed close-up photograph showing the textured surface of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride" by Marshal Walden. The image reveals the grain of the archival fine art paper and the intricate ink details of the waving American flag and the Pride flag displayed at the historic Provincetown Engine Co. 1 firehouse under a bright sun.
  • A detailed close-up photograph of the lower corner of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride." The focus is on the raised, circular "Curbing Art" studio embossing seal pressed into the surface of the paper. Resting beside the seal are the graphite pencil used for signing and numbering, and the metal hand-embossing tool. The texture of the heavy archival fine art paper is clearly visible.
  • A photograph of a 16x20 limited edition fine art print titled "Firehouse Pride" by PAAM member artist Marshal Walden, resting on an off-white tabletop. The watercolor artwork depicts the historic Engine Co. 1 firehouse in Provincetown on a sunny day, featuring a large American flag waving in the breeze and a rainbow Pride flag displayed in the open bay porch. The artist's hand-penciled signature, the edition number out of 78, and a raised Curbing Art embossed seal are visible on the bottom border.
  • A macro photograph showing the lower corner details of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride." The focus is on artist Marshal Walden's signature written in graphite pencil next to the raised, circular official Curbing Art studio embossing seal pressed into the surface. The lighting and close perspective emphasize the deep texture, tooth, and substantial thickness of the heavy archival paper stock.
  • A photograph of artist Marshal Walden standing and holding up the large 16x20 limited edition fine art print of his painting "Firehouse Pride." The image demonstrates the scale of the piece, which features the historic Provincetown firehouse with American and Pride flags. The print has significant extra-wide crisp white borders, showing the paper's texture and indicating its versatility for framing with or without a mat.
  • A detailed close-up photograph showing the textured surface of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride" by Marshal Walden. The image reveals the grain of the archival fine art paper and the intricate ink details of the waving American flag and the Pride flag displayed at the historic Provincetown Engine Co. 1 firehouse under a bright sun.
  • A detailed close-up photograph of the lower corner of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride." The focus is on the raised, circular "Curbing Art" studio embossing seal pressed into the surface of the paper. Resting beside the seal are the graphite pencil used for signing and numbering, and the metal hand-embossing tool. The texture of the heavy archival fine art paper is clearly visible.
  • A photograph of a 16x20 limited edition fine art print titled "Firehouse Pride" by PAAM member artist Marshal Walden, resting on an off-white tabletop. The watercolor artwork depicts the historic Engine Co. 1 firehouse in Provincetown on a sunny day, featuring a large American flag waving in the breeze and a rainbow Pride flag displayed in the open bay porch. The artist's hand-penciled signature, the edition number out of 78, and a raised Curbing Art embossed seal are visible on the bottom border.
  • A macro photograph showing the lower corner details of the limited edition fine art print "Firehouse Pride." The focus is on artist Marshal Walden's signature written in graphite pencil next to the raised, circular official Curbing Art studio embossing seal pressed into the surface. The lighting and close perspective emphasize the deep texture, tooth, and substantial thickness of the heavy archival paper stock.
Firehouse Pride | Limited Edition x/78

Marshal Walden | Artist

  • Unframed
  • Print: 11x14" inch
  • Overall: 16x20" inch
  • Made To Order (7-10 days)

Firehouse Pride | Limited Edition x/78

$125.00
$125.00

STRUCTURAL ARTISTY

Capture the intersection of history and community with "Firehouse Pride," an evocative architectural study by artist Marshal Walden. This piece distills the vibrant spirit of Provincetown into a single, sun-drenched moment.

THE SCENE

Set on the iconic Commercial Street, this painting depicts the historic Engine Co. 1 firehouse with the sun high in the sky. The composition is anchored by a large American flag waving prominently in the coastal breeze, while a Pride flag is displayed within the open bay porch. Together, they celebrate the inclusive atmosphere and historic charm of the Outer Cape.

ARTIST NOTE

Through Curbing Art, I seek to strip away the transient clutter of modern life to reveal the enduring structural artistry and atmospheric soul of a place. "Firehouse Pride" is a distilled study of a Commercial Street icon, the historic Engine Co. 1.

By capturing the firehouse under a high, midday sun, I wanted to emphasize the clean, architectural lines of this local landmark. The interplay between the American flag and the Pride flag serves as a silent narrative of Provincetown itself, a community where tradition and inclusion exist in vibrant harmony.

This limited edition print is my way of sharing that moment of clarity and coastal light with you.

Print Details

Limited Edition: This is a collectible release, hand-numbered as part of a strictly limited edition of 78.

Authenticity: Each print is hand-signed by the artist and features the official Curbing Art embossed seal for guaranteed provenance.

Quality: Professionally printed on archival, lightly textured fine art paper to preserve the intricate details and vibrant tones of the original watercolor painting.

Versatility: The piece is designed to be versatile, ready to frame without a mat for a modern look or matted to a standard opening for a traditional presentation.

Technicals

Paper: 100% cotton archival acid-free fine art paper to ensure longevity.

Ink: Professionally printed using archival inks with excellent lightfast ratings for a long, vibrant life. However, it's best to avoid exposing the artwork to direct sunlight, as an extra measure to prevent fading from harmful UV rays.

Authentication: Signed by the artist, Marshal Walden, includes a studio-embossed Certificate of Authenticity.

Affiliated Association: Artist is an active Member of the Provincetown Art Association and Museum (PAAM).

 

Shipping & Returns

Packaging: Prints are rolled and shipped securely in a rigid tube to prevent any damage.  In alignment with my commitment to sustainability, I often reuse packaging materials whenever possible.

Guarantee: I offer a 100% refund if notified within 3 days of receipt, provided the artwork returns in its original, pristine condition, and packaging.

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