London x Limerick Northern Ireland The juxtaposition of the Guildhall's

The juxtaposition of the Guildhall's time-worn stone against the Burj Al Arab's gleaming exterior creates a compelling narrative of human achievement across nearly 600 years of architectural evolution

Aberdeen is a beautiful and fascinating place which some know as ‘The Granite City’ due to its export of granite which was used to build London’s Houses of Parliament and Trafalgar Square

and the historic Old State House built in 1713 which is one of the oldest public buildings in America

The ancient citadel sits alongside the iconic Sydney Opera House

with its striking dome and intricate architectural details

London x Limerick Northern Ireland The juxtaposition of the Guildhall'sLimerick, the focus of this multi layered piece, is the third largest and one of the oldest cities in Ireland. Its vibrant, exciting and full of history. The main feature of this print is King John's Castle which was built in 1200 on a viking site which dates back to 922 in the oldest area of Limerick. This print also features London's beloved Big Ben which was completed in 1859, and if you hadnt gathered already, is very tall. So tall in fact that to