"Truly Enchanting" by Andy Marquez, 2004; large color photograph; image of Spanish-style wooden door, with 2 open rows of turned spindles at top; bottom half of door has weathered, carved wooden panels & brass number, "11"; doorjamb is painted a bright teal green; mortared stone doorway arches slightly at the top, with triangular rock at top resembling a keystone; to left is a rusty metal & glass lamp or sconce, attached to wall, and large ceramic urn with pink petunias & orange marigolds; to right is a large green plant with white blossoms (mint?); red flagstone set into ground in front of door; large tiles around flagstone; tan stucco walls; framed with dark brown accent mat under light tan mat & dark brown wooden frame; glazed.

Truly Enchanting
Andy Marquez
2004
Color photograph
Purchased by the Fine Arts Committee

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Colorado photographer Andy Marquez had a gallery and studio located on Main Street in downtown Littleton for many years.

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Maintenance Authority: City of Littleton - Fine Arts Board/Littleton Museum