Welcome to the world of Baltimore window screen painting!
Anna’s hand-painted custom window screens
are reminiscent of the old traditional painted screens that once adorned thousands of Baltimore city rowhouse windows. 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.

"Painting the Town - One Window at a Time"

Painted screen art can stylishly decorate your home exterior, wow your neighbors, and make an extraordinary gift for that extra special person. |
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Contact Anna directly to order your window screen painting I would be happy to paint you a personalized screen of something or someplace near and dear to your heart by special custom order. The possibilities are as endless as your imagination. |
Learn How to Paint your own window screen or, better yet, have your screen professionally painted by me.Hope you can stay awhile and browse.... |
the Painted Screen phenomenon: a privacy effect
"You see out, no one sees in"
beautiful color on the outside, yet invisible from the inside
learn everything you ever wanted to know about painted screens
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![]() 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 |






