Order Mount Diablo - Standard Oil Magazine Cover [reproduction on metal/Styrene]

PRODUCT INFORMATION
This wall art features order a digital reproduction of a vintage Standard Oil magazine cover depicting the future Standard Diablo Tower, the Standard Oil Company's beacon light for aviators that was constructed in 1928. The ten-million-candle-power light, which became known as the "Eye of Diablo," was turned after December 8, 1941, immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbor, and was not relit until December 7, 1964. After falling into disrepair, the beacon was removed for extensive restoration work in 2013 and has since been restored. The beacon is light every December 7 to commemorate the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941.

This listing is for either a (A) metal (aluminum) or a (B) Styrene print:

(A) METAL PRINT ($115.50): 12×18 inch metal print infused (printed) directly into a sheet of aluminum, providing a luminescent quality. The finished metal print includes a float-mount hanger affixed to the back of the image, floating the print ½ inch off the wall. Metal prints have a gloss finish, rounded corners, and a pre-affixed float-mount hanger.

(B) STYRENE MOUNT PRINT ($52.50): 12×18 inch Styrene print is mounted on white 2mm warp-resistant Styrene known for durability and strength. Styrene prints are ready to be matted and framed, or can be displayed on an easel. Styrene prints have a matte finish and squared corners.