Watercolour with pen and ink, originally for ‘This is London’ (1959). This is Liverpool Station c. 1959 (compare with Bawden’s Liverpool St. Station – see Artists). In 1848 W. H. Smith, the son of a bookseller, gained exclusive rights to set up a book and newspaper shop in the London and North Western Railway stations. At that time, Smiths were also librarians, lending their books to train travelers who would return them after their journey. This is a very impressive print, evocative of time and place – the serviceman  is still in his livery; ‘American is Best’ says the sign, and all the gentlemen still wear suits.  Size: 30.5 x 31.0; paper:50.0 x 43.0cm Format: Giclée print, Limited Edition (1/850) on 310gms thick, 100% cotton rag. Hand-numbered and hand-embossed.  FRAMING SERVICE  All prints are available for our framing service. Each frame is individually made to complement your print perfectly.  Choose from the drop down arrow below. Please see our framing page for information on frame choices and more information.   ©  The Bookroom Artpress, All rights reserved     

We strongly recommend selecting the mounting option when framing this image. This ensures the entire print remains intact—preserving the limited edition number and avoiding the need for any trimming.