Nelson's Column Print - London TownOne of the most recognisable landmarks in London, Nelsons Column was built to commemorate Horatio Nelson who during the Battle of Trafalgar. Standing over 50 metres tall with a statue of Nelson himself placed on top and guarded with four lions cast from old battleship guns it truly is an impressive sight to see. This open edition print is part of the London Town series, an architecturally inspired collection of contemporary open edition prints

recontextualize and reawaken our relationship with the so-called “architectural monstrosities” that blight the urban landscape

We absolutely adore the modern front of house facade and wanted to bring the building to life in a modern and bold style

Still in operation today since being constructed in 1853

and the Liberty Hall is one of those buildings

A beautiful mix of both classic and modern architecture is found on the campus and our Trinity College print depicts the classic Campanile bell tower

Trellick Tower is without a doubt the most famous social housing block in London

Each print features the shape of County Tyrone in red

which is why we wanted to commemorate this day with a special riso print

Standing almost 33 meters tall

The Hellfire Club is a famous ruined building at the summit of Montpelier Hill overlooking Dublin City

This former prison truly is an imposing building

Our Ha’penny Bridge print is part of our “Dublin Town” series