UVA Scott Stadium
Panoramic Print

This panorama, photographed by Christopher Gjevre, spotlights the Virginia Cavaliers football team on their home turf, Scott Stadium. Built to replace the old Lambeth Field, Scott Stadium opened in 1931 and was named after University Rector Frederic Scott. Today, 61,500 fans pack in to watch Cavalier football. Known for its unique "grass-seating" area called "The Hill," it is one of the most beautiful college football facilities in America.
The university, established in 1819 in Charlottesville, Virginia, is a public university founded by Thomas Jefferson - the first and only President of the United States to found an institution. Today, it educates over 20,100 students.

PRINTS ARE AVAILABLE FRAMED OR UNFRAMED
Unframed prints are size 13.5 x 40 on Grade "A", pH neutral heavy art stock.
Total Price: $42 ($30 + $12 S&H)

Framed Prints are mounted and backed by foam core in a black aluminum frame with glass. Acutal frame is .375 (w) with a rounded front profile. Finished size is 13.25 (h) x 40.25 (w) x .875 (d)
Total Price: $105 ($89 + $16 S&H)

Deluxe Framed Prints (as shown in picture above) are double-matted in team colors, mounted and backed by foam core in a 1" textured aluminum frame with glass (see inset picture). Acutal frame is 1.25 (w) with a custom sculpted front profile. Finished size is 18 (h) x 44 (w) x .875 (d)
Total Price: $199 (FREE SHIPPING on Deluxe Frame option)

Prints are dropshipped direct from the manufacturer.
Returns not related to damage are subject to a restocking fee.

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