Developed from photographs taken on an architecture tour of the Barbican Centre, this work explores the iconic Brutalist design of the Barbican Conservatory by architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon.
The painting is an abstract, hand-painted, hard-edged study of concrete architecture, set in contrast against lush green planting and a clear blue sky. The interplay between rigid structure and organic forms highlights the distinctive character of the Barbican’s design.
Painted on olive green natural linen, the surface subtly enhances the architectural palette. The artwork is presented in solid oak tray frames, ready to hang.
Dimensions: Each piece 24cm wide x 29cm tall x 3.5cm deep. (48 cm wide if hung side by side)
Availability: In stock
Developed from photographs taken on an architecture tour of the Barbican Centre, this work explores the iconic Brutalist design of the Barbican Conservatory by architects Chamberlin, Powell and Bon.
The painting is an abstract, hand-painted, hard-edged study of concrete architecture, set in contrast against lush green planting and a clear blue sky. The interplay between rigid structure and organic forms highlights the distinctive character of the Barbican’s design.
Painted on olive green natural linen, the surface subtly enhances the architectural palette. The artwork is presented in solid oak tray frames, ready to hang.
Dimensions: Each piece 24cm wide x 29cm tall x 3.5cm deep. (48 cm wide if hung side by side)
Availability: In stock
