Time on Trial: Where Time Parks Itself — Old New Castle Courthouse, Delaware

Time on Trial: Where Time Parks Itself captures the Old New Castle Courthouse as a constant witness to centuries of change.

In this watercolor illustration, the historic courthouse remains unchanged while time quietly unfolds in front of it — a horse-drawn carriage, an early automobile, a mid-century sedan, and a modern vehicle rest side by side. The roadway itself transitions from cobblestone to pavement, symbolizing the passage of eras within a single frame.

This piece is part of the Time on Trial series, which explores historic civic landmarks as silent observers of human progress, memory, and continuity.

Each print is reproduced using archival giclée printing on museum-grade deep matte paper to preserve the texture, softness, and character of the original watercolor.

 Limited Edition — Signed & Framed (Collector’s Edition)

• Hand-signed and numbered by the artist
• Limited to 25 framed pieces
• Archival giclée print on deep matte paper
• Professionally framed with archival materials
• Ready to hang
• Includes a Certificate of Authenticity

Open Edition — Unframed Print

• Archival giclée print on museum-grade deep matte paper
• Ships flat and unframed
• Suitable for custom framing

Location: Old New Castle, Delaware

Artist: Jennifer Grant

Series: Time on Trial

Limited Edition Artwork

Select artworks are offered as limited edition collector prints. Limited editions are produced in a fixed quantity and will not be reprinted in the same format once the edition is closed.

For Where the River Works, the Limited Edition Signed & Framed version is restricted to 25 total prints.

Each limited edition artwork includes:

• An individually hand-signed and hand-numbered print
• A Certificate of Authenticity
• Archival materials, including museum-grade paper and matting
• A solid wood frame (when applicable)
• Careful inspection and assembly by the artist

Once all editions in a limited run are sold, that edition will be permanently closed and will not be reproduced in the same size, format, or presentation.

Open edition prints may remain available separately and are not numbered.