Red British Phone Box
London Calling, No. 7 · The Annual, Volume One, page 209
A red British phone box in loose, wet strokes, the crown emblem on the K2 design and the shadow pooling at its base on white. Still standing on a corner somewhere, still red. From London Calling.
The Annual, Volume One, page 209.
Print details
- White margin on all sides, about 0.8 inch at 8 x 8, 1.6 inch at 16 x 16, 2.4 inch at 24 x 24
- Giclée on Hahnemühle German Etching, 310gsm, heavyweight fine art paper
- Paper sourced from sustainable forests
- Made to order; each print leaves the printer within a few days
- 8 x 8 ships flat; 16 x 16 and 24 x 24 ship rolled in a tube
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From the collection
It rains, and the city gets better. Lamplight on wet pavement, a telephone box gone soft behind a bus window, a pub fogged from the inside. London has never apologized for the weather.
How the work is made
Watercolor-inspired illustrations, made digitally. Learn more at How the Work Is Made.
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