Giclee Colourful Art Reproduction | Makes for Memorable Gifts

In this acrylic painting, a scene from Courage Yard comes to life as a man passes an ornate water fountain, surrounded by sculptures of women. At a coffee shop table, a character reminiscent of Captain Haddock savours his morning coffee. Sunlight bathes the courtyard, and Tower Bridge looms in the distance. This captivating artwork is now available in limited edition prints.

Once known as the Piazza, Courage Yard was renamed, honouring its heritage linked to the dominant Brewery. It is now a public space with shops, cafés, and events, providing respite from city life's rush.

Elevate your living or workspace with a curated collection of London prints adorning your walls. The pairing of prints creates an exquisite ambiance and captivating displays, enhancing your surroundings with aesthetic allure.

Description 

Material:

• We use 330gram 100% Cotton acid free Somerset Enhanced Velvet paper.

Delivery to UK:

• We take max of 1-2 days to prepare our products for delivery. 
  Limited edition prints are sent via DHL (ipost parcels).

Delivery to EU/Non EU Countries:

• We take max of 1-2 days to prepare our products for delivery. 
  Limited edition prints are sent via DHL (ipost parcels).  Overseas customers are
  responsible for any fees, taxes and duties associated with shipping to their
  respective countries. * See terms page for full details 

Packaging:

• Prints are sent in sturdy postal tubes, ideal for the world postal service. 

• Framed prints come in sturdy cardboard boxes, purpose built for frames and ideal for the world postal service. 

Features:

• This Bermondsey print has a narrative written in pen identifying the location, limited edition print number, embossed and personally signed by the artist.

• Portrait 40 cm x 50 cm unframed

• Framed 40 cm x 50 cm

• Framed 50cm x 70 cm. Narrative written in pencil, limited edition print number embossed and signed by the artist. Print number consecutive of 40x50 prints..

• Made in England. 

 (Formally known as The Piazza)