Minnesota Art Prints

This dock should be full of people fishing and enjoying the lake, seems like a memory.

This 20″ x 16″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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This 22″ x 22″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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Fort Snelling shown from the Mississippi river as of an 1874 view. This 18″ x 18″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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This print shows downtown Robbinsdale on a bright sunny summer day. The events going on in this scene are open for your interpretation, but that’s what makes the art fun to look at.

This 12″ x 25″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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This print of the wooden steamboat Minnehaha. This boat was built in 1906and would cruise beautiful lake Minnetonka in Minnesota. The boat was sunk in 1926 and stayed on the bottom of lake Minnetonka until the early 1990’s when she was discovered again and raised and retrofitted to again cruise lake Minnetonka

This 20″ x 16″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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Above the southern entrance to the building is a gilded quadriga called The Progress of the State. It was completed and raised to the roof of the capitol in 1906. The four horses represent the power of nature: earth, wind, fire and water. The women leading the horses symbolize civilization, and the man on the chariot represents prosperity.

This 12″ x 18″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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This print shows an alternate very different view of the Wayzata depot circa 1874.

This 9″ x 19″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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Lake Harriet is named for Harriet Lovejoy, who lived with her husband Colonel Henry Leavenworth at Fort Snelling. The current bandshell was built in 1985.

This 20″ x 16″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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This is a print of a woman relaxing at the Gale Mansion in St. Paul, Minnesota.

This 22″ x 22″ archival quality Giclee print is signed and ready to frame.
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ysburg This painting represents the 1st Minnesota at Gettysburg where they sacrifice themselves to slow an enemy charge of the Unions flank. Signed giclee print on museum grade paper.

This piece of art shows the Lake Harriett trolley on a typical summer day. This wonderful area in Linden Hills shows what makes living in Minnesota is all about, especially in the summer. You can walk from the trolley to the bandshell by the lake and enjoy the day. This art is now available in a 18″x18″ signed giclee print for 160.00. If interested in the original email: steve@bergerfinearts.com.

This painting features the new Viking Quarterback Teddy Bridgewater and the legendary Fran Tarkenton posed to throw. Email steve@bergerfinearts.com if interested in purchasing the 34″x44″ original acrylic painting.

The Split Rock Light House On Lake Superior is an Icon that has long held it’s own majestic presence towering above the lake. This 16×20″ signed piece captures a summer day with a little girl feeding gulls and enjoying the view.

This piece of art features two best friends dreaming about where they will be in another year when they head off to college. This signed 16×20″ print is now available.

I created this piece for the Minnesota Twins auction night shown here that was held at the Capital Grill in downtown Minneapolis. Money raised by the event went to help the “Boy’s and Girls Clubs” of the Twin Cities.

This 14×16 giclee print is signed and features the Grand Marais lighthouse sitting at the end of a pier overlooking downtown Grand Marais. This piece titled “God’s light” features a summer night with a full moon glowing over Lake Superior.

This 12″x 16″ print is signed and ready to frame. Titled “The boys of fall” if you are a football fan of Totino Grace this piece speaks to those who know when the leaves turn color its time for football to start.

This 16″ x 22″ print is titled “Witchtree Maiden”. This knarly conifer has watched the history of the lake from its spot growing right out of the rock on the edge of lake Superior. It is called by the Ojibwe “Manidoo-giizhikens” or “Little Spirit Tree”. The earliest record of this tree is by the French explorer Sieur de la Verendrye in 1731 who commented on the tree as a mature tree at that time, making it at least 300 years old. Because it is held as sacred by the Ojibwe they still leave offerings of tobacco as the voyagers and their ancestors did hundreds of years ago to ensure a safe journey on Lake Superior. If you look closely at this painting you may see a maiden watching over the lake.

Titled “It’s More Than A Game”

Celebrate the Totino Grace Championship 28-20 win over Eden Prairie Every Day with this super detailed 12.5 x 18.5 signed color print.

This one of kind original acrylic painting on canvas captures not only the 2016 Totino Grace 13- 0 championship team but also the tradition, spirit and the brotherhood that makes football at Totino Grace so special.

If you were celebrating with the team at US Bank Stadium on the night of November 25th. You know what it was like, this painting captures that moment with vivid details.