John F. Taylor House Print

CA$30.00

John F. Taylor House Fine Art Print – 2 O’Connor Drive, Toronto | Hand-Drawn 8x10 Architectural Artwork

Own a beautifully detailed fine art print of the John F. Taylor House, an 1885 Queen Anne Revival landmark at the top of Broadview Avenue in Toronto. This 8x10" print captures the corner tower, ogee-shaped parapet, and richly decorative brick façade in fine graphite linework. It is part of the “Drawing Toronto Before It Disappears” series documenting the city’s disappearing heritage architecture.

Key Features:

  • Archival Fine Art Print (from an Original Graphite Drawing)

  • Intricate Architectural Detailing with Realistic Textures

  • Printed on High-Quality Matte Paper

  • 8x10" Size – Unframed

  • Signed by the Artist Haneen Arshad for Authenticity

Perfect For:

  • Toronto & Heritage Architecture Enthusiasts – Celebrate one of the city’s most distinctive Victorian homes

  • Home, Office & Gallery Decor – A timeless piece of architectural art

  • Ideal Gift for Art Lovers, Torontonians, or Collectors

About the House:
Built in 1885 for industrialist John F. Taylor, a descendant of one of East York’s founding families, the house was designed by Toronto architect D.B. Dick. It sits at the edge of the Don Valley ravine and was restored in a 2014 award-winning conservation project.

Shipping & Packaging:
Ships worldwide with secure protective packaging.

Original drawing hand-illustrated by Haneen Arshad, an architectural conservationist with 5+ years of professional experience in heritage documentation.

John F. Taylor House Fine Art Print – 2 O’Connor Drive, Toronto | Hand-Drawn 8x10 Architectural Artwork

Own a beautifully detailed fine art print of the John F. Taylor House, an 1885 Queen Anne Revival landmark at the top of Broadview Avenue in Toronto. This 8x10" print captures the corner tower, ogee-shaped parapet, and richly decorative brick façade in fine graphite linework. It is part of the “Drawing Toronto Before It Disappears” series documenting the city’s disappearing heritage architecture.

Key Features:

  • Archival Fine Art Print (from an Original Graphite Drawing)

  • Intricate Architectural Detailing with Realistic Textures

  • Printed on High-Quality Matte Paper

  • 8x10" Size – Unframed

  • Signed by the Artist Haneen Arshad for Authenticity

Perfect For:

  • Toronto & Heritage Architecture Enthusiasts – Celebrate one of the city’s most distinctive Victorian homes

  • Home, Office & Gallery Decor – A timeless piece of architectural art

  • Ideal Gift for Art Lovers, Torontonians, or Collectors

About the House:
Built in 1885 for industrialist John F. Taylor, a descendant of one of East York’s founding families, the house was designed by Toronto architect D.B. Dick. It sits at the edge of the Don Valley ravine and was restored in a 2014 award-winning conservation project.

Shipping & Packaging:
Ships worldwide with secure protective packaging.

Original drawing hand-illustrated by Haneen Arshad, an architectural conservationist with 5+ years of professional experience in heritage documentation.