Welcome to the marvelous world of Baltimore screen painting!

 

        Anna’s hand-painted custom window screens

are reminiscent of the old traditional Baltimore painted screens that once adorned thousands of rowhouse windows in the city.  Painted screens offer privacy and a unique personal artistic flare to your home, whether you live in an extravagant estate by the sea, in a Baltimore rowhouse (where the painted screen originated), or in a quaint and cozy country cabin.

                           

I would be happy to paint you a personalized screen of something or someplace near and dear to your heart by special custom order.    Contact Anna directly to order your window screen painting.

 

click on the thumbnails to view larger or to see Anna's Flickr art gallery of painted screens 

Painted screen art can stylishly decorate your home exterior, wow your neighbors, and make an extraordinary gift for that extra special person.

A Baltimore rowhouse window screen painting of the Pagoda at Patterson Park by Anna

 

Follow the instructions on How to Paint your own window screen or, better yet, have your screen professionally painted by me. 

 Before ordering your screens, you can use the DIY Screen Price Estimate spreadsheet on the ORDERING page to calculate your personalized price quote.

Hope you can stay awhile and browse.

     Marvelous screens by Tom Lipka, photography by Laureen Miles Brunelli http://baltimore.about.com   

 

Baltimore screen, painted & photograped by Anna Pasqualucci 

Beautiful rowhouse screens on Fagley  Street by the late Richard Inglis

 

Patterson Park Pagoda by R. Inglis

 

Screen painting of an orange tabby climbing a window screen, painted & photograped by Anna Pasqualucci 

 

the Painted Screen phenomenon: privacy effect

 "You see out, no one sees in"

learn everything you ever wanted to know about painted screens and more on my All About Painted Screens page

 

from the outside

the screen painting obscures the view

of people and objects inside the house

 

 

from the inside

   looking out a painted screen

gives an obstructed view

 

 While Mama Sleeps

 This outside window screen gives the illusion of looking inside at mischievous kitties.

   

 

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