A finely detailed historical lithograph and signed by Howard Fain, this artwork depicts the Union Mill Bridge (1914) in Jessamine County, Kentucky—one of the region’s most beloved covered bridges.
Fain’s linework captures the rustic charm of the bridge, the winding country road, and the quiet rural landscape that once defined the area. This print comes from Series One — Plate I, part of a limited run produced in the early 1970s, and is signed by the artist.
The print is professionally framed in the same sleek 0.5" black metal frame with plexi window giving it a clean, gallery-style presentation.
The artwork itself measures 11" x 14", with the framed size at 16.5" x 20.75".
A perfect addition for collectors of Kentucky history, covered bridges, or regional Americana.
Circa: 1970
Note: Picture Jessamine County folder is for informational purposes and does not come with artwork.
