In the grandeur of the Tower Bridge scene, a solitary figure takes centre stage. Amidst the awe-inspiring architectural marvel of this iconic landmark, his attention is momentarily diverted by the glow of his phone. The flowers rest beside him, their petals a silent testament to the moment. As he contemplates his next steps, a narrative unfolds. Could this be a tale of romance, woven against the backdrop of a languid summer day? The scene invites us to speculate, to imagine the stories that might intertwine with this fleeting moment captured in time.

What do we know about Tower Bridge past. Its two high-level walkways were initially designed for pedestrian use even when the bridge was open. Interestingly, these walkways slipped into disrepair and transformed into London's impromptu red-light districts, catering to nighttime clients. They ceased operation in 1910 but are now part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition.

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Description 

Material:

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

Features:

This Tower Bridge 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.