Artwork description:
A linocut print in an edition of 50 of Richard Rogers Lloyds building in Lime Street London showing the exterior pipes and staircases. Printed with a lime background and three shades of grey for the building. I love the contrast of strong curves and straight lines in this visually pleasing building. Where once it stood out it's now almost hidden and dwarfed by many new office developments springing up in the City of London.
Materials used:
oil based ink on 100% cotton rag Fabriano tiepolo 290gsm printmaking paper
Tags:
#london linocut #lloyds #lloyds building #london art print #lloyds of londonFeatured by our Editors:
Lloyds (charcoal) (2013)
Linocut
by Jennie Ing
11 Artist Reviews
£90 Sold
- Linocut on Paper
- From a limited edition of 50
- Size: 30 x 40cm (unframed) / 15 x 21cm (actual image size)
- Signed and numbered on the front
- Style: Urban and Pop
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Artwork description
A linocut print in an edition of 50 of Richard Rogers Lloyds building in Lime Street London showing the exterior pipes and staircases. Printed with a lime background and three shades of grey for the building. I love the contrast of strong curves and straight lines in this visually pleasing building. Where once it stood out it's now almost hidden and dwarfed by many new office developments springing up in the City of London.
Materials used:
oil based ink on 100% cotton rag Fabriano tiepolo 290gsm printmaking paper
Tags:
#london linocut #lloyds #lloyds building #london art print #lloyds of londonFeatured by our Editors:
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Artist Reviews (11)
This artwork is sold by Jennie Ing from United Kingdom
Jennie Ing
United Kingdom
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Inspiration for Jennie's work comes from an interest in architecture and a fascination with the way spaces is taken up in our cities as well as what gives a place... Read more
