Iowa State University’s Campanile was built in 1898 as a memorial to the first dean of women Margaret MacDonald Stanton, by her husband Edgar W. Stanton, acting president of the University. It remains a much loved symbol of Iowa State University today. A kiss under the Campanile at the stroke of midnight has become an Iowa State tradition.
The Campanile painting is also available as the midnight scene: “ISU Midnight”
Lithograph Prints – Canvas Giclee
| image size: | unframed: | framed: | |
| Open Edition Lithograph | 7″ x 9″ |
$79
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$229
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| Limited Edition (300) Lithograph | 11″ x 13″ |
$99
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$269
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| Limited Edition (100) Canvas Giclee | 14″ x 17″ |
$349
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$549
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“ISU Campanile” Ornament
1 3/4″ x 2 1/2″ tall hand made custom maple ornament is signed on reverse and packaged for gift-giving.
 “ISU Midnight”$26 |
 “ISU Campanile”$26 |
 back of ornament |
 “ISU Campanile”
daytime cards (3 cards)13.50 4.5″ x 6.25″ |
 “ISU Campanile”
nighttime cards (3 cards)13.50 4.5″ x 6.25″ |