Linen Landscape Prints

The Flowers series was created by Andy Warhol in 1964 originally in the USA. This printing was done for the general public at a later date in France. Printed on heavy Canson (Waterco...

The Flowers series was created by Andy Warhol in 1964 originally in the USA. This printing was done for the general public at a later date in France. Printed on heavy Canson (Waterco...

Christo Whitney Museum of American Art, Packed, Project for New York Artist: Christo Medium: Lithograph and raw linen, with string, polyurethane, threa...

A lovely, fresh example of this magnificent map, beautifully engraved by James and Josiah Neele. This map was the first to be published on such a large scale, its remarkable accuracy is comparable to modern large scale maps. It was adapted from parts of the earlier Ordnance Survey maps but contained more features. Interesting details include the marked yellow roads in the parks which denote the King’s private property and which were reserved for ticket holders generously permitted entry by the monarch. London is still shown as ‘clinging to the Thames’, its lifeline, no part of the built-up area being further than a mile or two from the river, however over the next sixty years the scene was to change dramatically. Shows Regent’s Park Zoo (1826), St Katherine’s Dock (1828), and the new General Post Office in St Martin le Grand (1829). The Canal in St James’s Park has been replaced by a lake, and buildings are being removed for the building of Trafalgar Square. Both New and Old London Bridges...