Mt. Royal Tavern, Baltimore MD Giclée Art Print (Multi-size options)

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The Mt. Royal Tavern... the MRT... the Dirt Church... it goes by many names, but it has stood sentry on Mount Royal Avenue for decades. It's a lot of things to a whole lot of people, from the older locals who just want to watch "The Price is Right" in the daytime to MICA students (and other art-damaged sorts) in the evenings. Just make sure you've eaten something elsewhere before a night out at the MRT, unless a bag or two of Utz chips is your idea of a square meal! That's the whole of the food options at the MRT... and we like it that way.

Sadly, the Mt. Royal lost it's prized bartender, raconteur, and neighborhood historian Eric Meyers in 2020. Eric was there as long as I can remember and he was as much a part of the place as the Sistine Chapel ceiling, the taxidermied animals and the old pay phone. Rest easy, Eric...

This is printed via Giclée, a high end archival printing process that layers inks in a similar fashion to screening. The colors POP and the image is very sharp!

Paper stock is Moab Entrada Rag Natural - a warm white, 100% cotton, slightly textured, smooth fine art surface. All available options are standard frame sizes found at your local craft store, frame shop or IKEA! (frame NOT included)