Aberdeen Town House art print

A hand-drawn sketch of Aberdeen’s Union Street, capturing two iconic landmarks from the city’s architectural past. On the left stands the Aberdeen Town House, with its Gothic clock tower rising proudly above the granite skyline. On the right, the former North of Scotland Bank – now the Archibald Simpson pub – with its neoclassical columns and regal presence. This artwork echoes the grandeur of a street once known as the ” Granite Mile”, and the enduring beauty of a city built from stone and memory.

This printing is presented on a 250gsm acid free linen fabric paper, adheres to a acid free 5mm formboard with colourless fixative spray with anti UV protection and framed in a wooden frame.

Size 22.5cm Square.