M. Rodwell's pencil drawing showcases Tower Bridge. In the artwork, a weary city worker pedals homeward across the bridge after a screen-filled day, his wind-blown tie symbolizing liberation as he claims the road's centre in evening traffic.
A little-known fact about Tower Bridge history. 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 night-time clients. They ceased operation in 1910 but are now part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition.
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· Print comes embossed and personally signed by the artist M.Rodwell
· This print has the location stated discretely in grey/black ink.
· Unframed and 40 x 30 prints use 300 gram Arco white paper.
