Whitechapel High Street, East London - Art Print

This vibrant illustration features the beautiful Art Nouveau style of the Whitechapel Gallery, East London. Part of the gallery building once stood as the Passmore Edwards Library. The Victorian Philanthropist John Passmore Edwards established a foundation which funded a number of public libraries and educational institutions around London, particularly for the benefit of the working classes. John Passmore Edwards can be seen to the right hand side of the illustration, helping people up the social ladder.

• Available to purchase in both A4 and A3 sizes

• Ready to go straight into a frame

• Printed onto high quality heavy fine art paper (Acid Free Tintoretto Gesso, 300gsm)

• Limited edition run of 200 prints

• Signed by the artist Adam Doughty

• Art prints are card backed and neatly presented in a protective cellophane pouch. UK orders are posted by Royal Mail 1st Class delivery in a sturdy double board backed envelope.

*A3 art print measures 29.7 cm x 42 cm

*A4 art print measures 21 cm x 29.7 cm

Care Instructions: Please try to avoid placing the artwork in direct sunlight

All original artwork is hand drawn in London and printed in the UK.