Aberdeen Union Street art print

A hand-drawn sketch of Aberdeen’s Union Street, capturing a lost scene from a more vibrant era. On the left stands the long-demolished Gloucester Hotel – once a prominent fixture of the city’s central thoroughfare. Along the street, vintage double-decker buses roll past, including one bearing a nostalgic advertisement: ”Harp – Today’s hard working lads. ” In the distance, the iconic Town House clock tower rises above the granite skyline. This artwork revives a time when Union Street thrived with life, local businesses, and the steady rhythm of city buses and footsteps.

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.