Artwork description:

Limited edition photographic print of the wonderful swirling organic ceiling in Casa Batlló, Barcelona, Spain. A striking architectural image that would make a great focal point in any room.

I took this shot on a recent visit to Barcelona where I fell in love with Gaudi's work. Casa Batlló was built in 1877 by Antoni Gaudi, originally a classical building without remarkable characteristics. But in 1904 Josep Batlló hired Gaudí to design his home; and rather than tear down the building he completed an ambitious renovation that completely changed it. The local name for the building is Casa dels ossos (House of Bones), as it has a skeletal organic quality.
A single exposure high dynamic range (HDR) image, merged using Nik HDR Efex Pro 2 and Photoshop to bring out the texture and detail.

This is a run of limited edition prints measuring 29.7 x 42 cm and numbering 150 is printed using archival quality inks on photographic acid-free lustre paper. The print is numbered, titled and signed on the reverse and care notes are included to help you make the most of your purchase. See additional photos for examples.

Already have a frame in mind? Want it printed on a box canvas or acrylic block? Then please contact me to discuss custom print sizes and options, or any other questions - use the contact form or email me direct at info@.

All items will be posted within three working days of placing the order in a postal box to ensure it arrives undamaged. Postage costs are applied at checkout and will be sent using:
UK: Royal Mail signed for, 1 day delivery in most cases.
EUROPE: Royal Mail international tracked & signed, 3-5 days delivery in most cases.
WORLDWIDE: Royal Mail international tracked & signed, 7-10 days delivery in most cases.
N.B. Customs fees and duties are the responsibility of the recipient. They vary from country to country but can be calculated at

Low resolution images are used on this site for copyright protection - high resolution images are used when printing to ensure the highest quality.
Please note that although every effort has been made to reflect colour as accurately as possible, different computer monitors/calibrations vary and I cannot guarantee that what you see on screen is an accurate depiction of the actual image. If colour accuracy is important to you please message me for a sample before ordering and I'll happily send one out.

Materials used:

Archival quality inks on photographic acid-free lustre paper

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