The University of Tampa Minarets

There is no greater symbol of Tampa than the minarets and the Moorish architecture of the University of Tampa. The minarets are considered the most iconic landmarks of the city. Built in 1888 as a part of Henry Plant’s magnificent Gilded Age hotel and resort which helped put Tampa on the national map, it is now home to a growing, respected university – the structure is a U.S. National Historic Landmark.

The 36"x24" (includes 2" border) archival giclée is printed by a local atelier on acid-free watercolor paper and features rich, saturated colors, deep dark tones, and finely nuanced details. Each museum quality print is inspected and approved by Tim Boatright before being signed and sealed with his embossed artist’s “chop.”

Please note: each piece is printed to order and may take up to three weeks to ship. The print is ready for framing.

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