A beautifully preserved mid‑century lithograph from Series One — Plate V by Kentucky artist Howard Fain, depicting the historic Lyne School (1951) near Nicholasville in Jessamine County.
Rendered in crisp black‑on‑white linework, the piece captures the quiet dignity of a one‑room schoolhouse era now long gone.
Fain’s architectural illustrations are prized for their accuracy, nostalgia, and regional significance, making this an ideal collectible for Kentucky history enthusiasts, educators, and lovers of Americana.
The print measures 11" x 14" (image area approx. 10.5" x 13.5") and is presented in a sleek 0.5" black metal frame with plexi window, bringing the overall size to 16.5" x 20.75".
The frame gives the artwork a clean, gallery‑ready look suitable for home, office, or historical display. Ready to hang and full of local heritage, this is a standout piece from a respected Kentucky illustrator.
Perfect for collectors of Kentucky history, vintage art, or Americana. Ready to display or gift.
