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The Lodge SW16 -Past & Present

The Lodge SW16 -Past & Present

PriceFrom £18.75

Part of the William Dyce Streatham Collection 2022

 

Giclée print of The Lodge SW16-Past & Present- with mount.

 

Small Giclee Print

Image size 6 x 8 Inches

8 x 10 inches with mount

 

Medium Giclee Print

Image size 8 x 10 Inches

10 x 12 inches with mount

 

Large Giclee Print

Image size 12 x 16 Inches

20 x 16 inches with mount

 

Larger prints are available on request. 

 

Using only the best inks with a blue wool scale rating of 6, which means light fastness for 85+ years.

300gsm, 100% Cotton Rag Smooth Fine art paper. It’s ultra smooth surface has a soft velvet feel.

 

Mounts are included with backing and bag with all Giclee prints- Ready to frame.

 

Bespoke Frames are available on request.

 

Text is not visible on print- This is for copywrite purposes only

 

You will be prchasing 1 of 25 Limited edition prints.

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  • The Story

    Part of my William Dyce collection.

    The Lodge in the mid 19th century, was the entrance to Manor Park in Streatham. A large treelined, public garden. 

    This Italianate-style tower was a great 70ft in height and offered the people, fantastic  views towards Harrow and Highgate. Quite impressive really.

    I decided to create this image in pink to represent those almost surreal pink skies of Streatham. William Dyce Mews now sits to the left of this entrance on Mitcham Lane. His famously kown water fountain can also be seen from here- just to the left of this painting on what is now Streatham Green.  I couldnt help but include Mr Dyce himself, on a stroll with two of his children.  As My Dyce spent a good portion of his time in this area, I believe he would have frequented this beutiful park before him. 

    The site is now the Manor Arms pub on Mitcham Lane SW16. 

Shelley-Marie Stone - Professional Artist 2020

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