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One End of Tisbury Court, Soho, London (2026) Original Acrylic Painting by Andrew Reid Wildman

24.13 x 29.84 x 1.27cm (unframed) / 24.13 x 29.84cm (actual image size)

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£129

This acrylic artwork captures a tight, intimate corner of Soho’s Tisbury Court, that emphasizes the layered character of old London streets. The artwork is dominated by three distinct buildings, creating a lively architectural conversation typical of Soho’s eclectic charm. A mix of Georgian and Victorian London opposite Old Compton Street.

This artwork would be an ideal addition to any collection of London artwork.

Texture has been added to create extra depth. The canvas is 0.5 inches deep and can therefore hang without a frame if wished.

Materials used:

cotton and wood canvas, acrylic paint, paper/card, glue, clear varnish gloss

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This acrylic artwork captures a tight, intimate corner of Soho’s Tisbury Court, that emphasizes the layered character of old London streets. The artwork is dominated by three distinct buildings, creating a lively architectural conversation typical of Soho’s eclectic charm. A mix of Georgian and Victorian London opposite Old Compton Street.

This artwork would be an ideal addition to any collection of London artwork.

Texture has been added to create extra depth. The canvas is 0.5 inches deep and can therefore hang without a frame if wished.

Materials used:

cotton and wood canvas, acrylic paint, paper/card, glue, clear varnish gloss

Details:

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I began painting around fifteen years ago, learning, discovering as I went. Today, I live in France — a country that excites and inspires me every day. My work... Read more

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