Illuminated Atrium, County Hall Apartments, London - Limited Edition of 15 Photograph

Signed Limited Edition print with artists certificate of authenticity. The illuminated glazed entrance and atrium to the northern block of the County Hall, Lambeth, London. Accessible from Forum Magnum Square. The County Hall Building is by Architect Ralph Knott in an Edwardian Baroque style. The main building was completed in 1922 with the Northern and Southern blocks being completed between 1936 and 1939. Once occupied by the Greater London Council the complex of buildings have experienced much political controversy over the years and the north block was converted to luxury apartments completed in 1996. The nearby stretch of the Thames South Bank with its proximity to Westminster and the London Eye is extremely busy during the day but becomes a quiet backwater at night. Several entrances to County Hall provide often missed glimpses into the beckoning courtyards beyond. This particular lofty illuminated atrium comes into its own as a welcoming feature on a wet and windy night as clouds race across the London sky Printing I only use luxury papers and highest quality inks that hold their colours for a lifetime. I have spent years perfecting processing and printing skills and I maintain control of the quality of the colour representation at all stages. Sizing / Materials I am happy to reproduce images in other sizes and on other materials to suit your requirements. This image is also available on luxury ChromaLuxe aluminium. Please make contact for sizing/pricing. Canvases are unframed and unmounted, they will need to be stretched or framed locally once they are received. Canvases are supplied matte varnished and come with 1.5 inch (4cm) white border for use in stretching round the sides of your frame. Once ready, they are carefully wrapped in acid free tissue then shipped in a sturdy art tube to ensure safe delivery. All prints are supplied carefully packaged as per Saatchi Art guidelines and recommendations.