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Market Place (52 to 36) Burslem
I’d like to welcome new visitors to a small selection of buildings to the north of St John’s Square in Burslem, Stoke-on-Trent. It’s hard to picture how much these streets have changed over the last century but The Vanished Landscape … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Burslem Drawings, pen and ink drawing
Tagged architecture, Burslem Conservation area, conservation area, drawing streets, Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper 300gsm, Hog Noggin Burslem, Ideal Homes Burslem, India Cottage Burslem, KFC Burslem, Market Place Burslem, pen and ink drawing, The New Inn Burslem
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Match, Pie and Grill, Holloway Road
Feeling peckish before an Arsenal home game? Plenty of scope for refuelling on the corner of Holloway and Liverpool Road. Here’s the latest drawing in the Holloway Road series. There are two parts to this drawing, an odd assortment of … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Great North Road, Holloway Road, pen and ink drawing, Victorian Architecture
Tagged Alternatives Beauty Clinic, architecture, Blackstones Holloway, Dorset House Holloway, drawing streets, egg tempera wash, Ernest George RA Architect, Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper 300gsm, Great North Road, Holloway Road, Islington, London architecture, London History, Salon des Artistes, Southwark Bridge
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Cheshire Street, Audlem – a dog’s heaven.
Although I finished this drawing in the summer, I am only just logging it here on the archive so you can see the buildings individually as I know quite a few will be looking at this from your phone. Cheshire … Continue reading
Posted in architecture, Audlem Conservation Area, pen and ink drawing
Tagged architecture, Audlem, Audlem conservation area, Audlem Village Chippy, Cheshire Street, drawing streets, egg tempera wash, Fabriano Artistico watercolour paper 300gsm, Fox Cottage, Oxtail and Trotter, pen and ink drawing, Primrose Grange, Smithy House Audlem, St James Church Audlem, The Fold Audlem, Williams of Audlem
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