
Hermitage
2005 By Abe Goolsby
About the Art
Home of President Andrew Jackson, the Hermitage is a historic mansion, an expansive estate of
tranquil beauty, just minutes from downtown Nashville. The Hermitage, during Andrew Jackson’s life,
was a 1,000 acre self-sustaining cotton plantation. While cotton farming is no longer done on the
plantation, the mansion of Andrew Jackson and many of the outbuildings on the Hermitage have been
preserved and restored to their original splendor, allowing visitors to learn about the history of our
seventh president and his Nashville home. Inspired by that history, Anderson Design Group created a
vintage poster of the mansion, a classic rendition fashioned after turn-of-the-century art styles. An
excellent keepsake or souvenir, this artwork is available for purchase as an art print, canvas banner,
metal sign, canvas, notecard, or postcard. And to learn more about the mansion and its history, visit the
website for the Hermitage.
Our gorgeous art canvases are made-to-order on high-fidelity printers and stretched onto wood frames with hanging brackets installed. Each work of art features an original illustration by the talented, award-winning artists of Anderson Design Group.



