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Title: ‘Town Hall, Berkhamsted’
From an original watercolour painting by Jules Watson
Berkhamsted Town Hall was built in 1859 by a charitable trust and extended in 1888-90.
Its distinctive facade is well known throughout Hertfordshire.
The architect of the 1859 building, Edward Buckton Lamb, has been described, as being in the ‘Rogue-Goth’ camp, which ‘gloried in repetitive notchings and chamferings’. Establishment figures of the day disapproved of him, although later he was involved in the re-modelling of Hughenden Manor for Disraeli.
DETAILS:
Image size: 250mm x 250mm
Paper size: 310mm x 310mm
Professionally printed on Portrait White 285gsm
Giclée print
Ready for mounting and framing.
Print run limited to: 100
Each Limited Edition print is signed, titled and numbered and includes a signed Certificate of Authenticity from the artist.
Price: £65.00
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