Jim Dinnen Art (Rearview Mirror Art) Plus
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I love my home city of Glasgow. I love its modern cosmopolitean feel but im also immensely proud of its industrial heritage when it was a famous shipbuilding city , a producer and exporter of every type of good including heavy industrial goods which were shipped from the Broomielaw to all corners of the globe. I thought the original painting was representative of both its modern image and also its industrial past.
The print is unmounted and will be lightly rolled in tissue in a reinforced box so it reaches you in perfect condition for you to take to your framed for mounting and framing .
This item will be posted to you by Jim Dinnen Art (Rearview Mirror Art) within 7 days of receiving payment.
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A very high quality limited edition giclee print in a panoramic format of the Broomielaw area of the River Clyde with the modern Armadillo theatre and the Finnieston Crane.
High quality signed giclée print on artists 310 gsm artists paper. Image from one of my original paintings
The Armadillo is venue for concerts and due to its distinct shape it has been called the Armadillo.
The Finnieston Crane is no longer in use but remains a proud defiant historic symbol of Glasgows rich industrial heritage. Previously used to load heavy locomotive engines from Cowlairs Springburn engineering works on to ships for transport to all corners if the globe.
Designed by Jim Dinnen in glasgow
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