SALE: View From The Tate (brushed aluminium), £250
61 X 100 cm, £250, usually £950
On SALE until February 15th only.
Please note: As you can see from the photographs there are a few scuffs on this piece. If you can live with these you can grab an absolute bargain.
St Paul’s cathedral and the stunning London skyline as seen from the cafe at the top of Tate Modern. This piece is created from an original photograph and painstakingly coloured by hand digitally - every person on the Millennium Bridge and riverbank are coloured in exactly the same colour of clothes they were wearing on the day. The image is then printed on a slim sheet of brushed aluminium which gives it an etched appearance and picks out the intricate details of the buildings and the shape of the skyline.
61 X 100 cm, £250, usually £950
On SALE until February 15th only.
Please note: As you can see from the photographs there are a few scuffs on this piece. If you can live with these you can grab an absolute bargain.
St Paul’s cathedral and the stunning London skyline as seen from the cafe at the top of Tate Modern. This piece is created from an original photograph and painstakingly coloured by hand digitally - every person on the Millennium Bridge and riverbank are coloured in exactly the same colour of clothes they were wearing on the day. The image is then printed on a slim sheet of brushed aluminium which gives it an etched appearance and picks out the intricate details of the buildings and the shape of the skyline.
61 X 100 cm, £250, usually £950
On SALE until February 15th only.
Please note: As you can see from the photographs there are a few scuffs on this piece. If you can live with these you can grab an absolute bargain.
St Paul’s cathedral and the stunning London skyline as seen from the cafe at the top of Tate Modern. This piece is created from an original photograph and painstakingly coloured by hand digitally - every person on the Millennium Bridge and riverbank are coloured in exactly the same colour of clothes they were wearing on the day. The image is then printed on a slim sheet of brushed aluminium which gives it an etched appearance and picks out the intricate details of the buildings and the shape of the skyline.
