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 |
YORK GATE
Price range: £20.00 through £400.00
Paper Mosaic-collage on card.
This Grade 2 listed monument from Broadstairs is a portal built in 1540 that still spans Harbour Street and which has became one of the most typical images from this town. It originally held two heavy wooden doors that could be closed in times of threat from the sea.
This collage was made using recycled paper from magazines on a paper sheet.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted
Related products
HUNK IN BLUE
Paper Mosaic-collage on wooden canvas.
This piece features a sexy hairy man showing off his muscular body. It was made using different shades of blue giving it an out of this planet look that enhances his sex-appeal.
This collage was made using recycled paper from upcycled magazines.
Prints available
Size: 20X25 cm
MARGATE CLOCK TOWER I
Paper Mosaic-collage on card.
This iconic landmark from Margate is located by the end of the Marine Gardens in the seafront. It was designed by Mr Henry Arthur Cheers and it was built between the years 1887 and 1889 to celebrate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria.
This collage was made using recycled paper from upcycled magazines.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted
THE LIDO
Paper Mosaic-collage on card.
The Lido’s Tower at Ethelbert Terrace in Margate, is one of the most iconic landmarks of this sea side town in Kent, (which is quickly becoming one of the trendiest places to be... Ask Madonna or Pedro Pascal).
This tower marks the place where the old Lido used to be, which is now an event venue.
This collage was made using recycled paper from upcycled magazines.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted
MARGATE CLOCK TOWER II
Paper Mosaic-collage on card.
This iconic landmark from Margate is located by the end of the Marine Gardens in the seafront. It was designed by Mr Henry Arthur Cheers and it was built between the years 1887 and 1889 to celebrate the golden jubilee of Queen Victoria.
This collage was made using recycled paper from upcycled magazines.
Dimensions: A3
Unframed/Unmounted