Screenprint Edition of 15, Frame size 41.5 x 56.5cm, Unframed 37.4 x 52cm
Stargazing, Primrose Hill
Primrose Hill’s high elevation affords a popular location to stargaze along with the panoramic skyline of London.
Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x 56cm, image size 21 x 39cm
Transmission, Alexandra Park
Each London Park is identified by some historic or cosmic event.
Alexandra Park is known globally as it transmitted the first high definition (for the time) television broadcast on 2nd November 1936. The Crystal Palace TV transmitter, the 8th tallest structure in London, is present on the horizon broadcasting across London.
Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 38 x 56cm, image size 21 x 39cm
London Cawing #2
Similar to London Cawing #1 this print instead shows a pigeon outside the red telephone boxes unable to get in to make the call for more crumbs!
Mini screenprint edition of 15, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 9 x 7.5cm
London Cawing #1
The iconic Red Telephone boxes are still in use in London. However, in this cosmopolitan city wildlife are always part of dramatic intervention! The crow ‘caws’ out loud!
Screenprint edition of 70, paper size 30 x 21cm, image size 16.5 x 9.8cm
Fragmented City
The old and new developments in the city. The Tate chimney stands anchored against its surrounding jagged neighbouring new buildings.
Screenprint edition of 14, paper size 15 x 15cm, image size 10 x 7.5cm
Thames Barrier
Appearances can be deceiving! This hefty steel structure takes on a delicate shell-like form in a certain light contrasting with its important functional use of keeping London from flooding.
Screenprint edition of 15, paper size 15 x 15cm , image size 7 x 10cm
Winter, Parliament Hill
The bright sunlit winter sky is the most dramatic element in contrast to the dark structural leafless trees and bushes.
Screenprint edition of 20, paper size 24 x 30cm, image size 17 x 25cm
Route 15
Even at night Nelson stands out against the highlights of London. Trafalgar Square marks the last stop of this iconic bus route.
Screenprint edition of 10, paper size 23 x 18cm, image size 16.5 x 8cm
