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Signed, framed and mounted print of Barbican London. New in Box, collect from SE217HR.£40 ono


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Maps and diagrams by Chris Snow 

£40 ONO 

Signed, framed and mounted print of Barbican London 

in original box, never hung. measures 43cm wide by 53cm in Frame, print size 30 x 40cm

collect from SE217HR. Any Questions 07739413691

 extract below fro Chris Snow website 
 
It is a celebration of concrete and of the Barbican scheme as a whole. There are also splashes of colour such as the nice big tree in the centre which is the edge of the residents’ private garden and also the long rows of flower boxes on the balconies of the estate building. 

The buildings are printed overlapping the edge of the map and you can see the parts of the writing from the margin of the map, which I like. The map is a section from a lovely 1960s Ordnance Survey which has some good colours in it too. This would have been the map around at the time when building first began on the Barbican project.

This is an archival quality print on lovely thick acid free textured matt cream paper.

It is a high quality, fade resistant print. It is printed using ultrachrome ink on tiziano acid free paper.  

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