Library of Birmingham
Screen print (edition of 50) on Somerset 300gsm paper
Unframed (paper) size: Height 56 cm x 38 cm
This iconic Birmingham building is part of a series inspired by the Jewellery Quarter in Birmingham.
Walking along Newhall Street the Library of Birmingham can be seen from the back along with an older building of a car park. I am fascinated by by the juxtaposition of older and newer buildings in the city.
I have handprinted this five separate colour layer screen print and it is one of a limited edition of 50 prints.
'Library of Birmingham' is one of a series of six original screen prints of Birmingham, England inspired by the area of the Jewellery Quarter, and part of a collaboration project with BPN Architects.
Created from my photos and drawings, five separate layers of colour have been hand screen printed using water based inks onto smooth Somerset Satin, soft white printmaking paper 300gms, mould made from 100% cotton which shows the colours and the print to a high quality.
This original print is part of a limited edition of 50 prints and is supplied unframed.
Image size is approximately: Height 35cm x width 27.5cm
Paper size is approximately: Height 56cm x width 38cm
Please note that due to the nature of the printing process, there may be very slight variations between the images and print received. This is a feature of printmaking and makes each print truly unique.
Each print will be carefully packaged for safe delivery.