Additional information
| Dimensions | 2 × 35 × 45 cm |
|---|---|
| Type | Original piece, Limited Edition Print 1/10- Portrait Cotton 305gms, Open Edition Print Smooth Matte 210gms |
| Size | A4, A3 |
RICHBOROUGH POWER STATION II
Price range: £20.00 through £300.00
Paper Mosaic-collage on card.
These iconic buildings were part of the Thanet landscape years, since 1962 to 2012 when they were demolished in a spectacular explosion that attracted lots of people.
This collage was made using recycled paper from magazines on a paper sheet.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted
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If you’re interested in buying this piece or commissioning a similar one, please get in touch.
This collage was made using recycled paper from magazines on a paper sheet.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted