Big BenLine drawing of Londons Big Ben, designed by Augustus Pugin in the Neo Gothic style of the mid 1850s. Officially known as Elizabeth Tower, it is a symbol of democracy and power, and one of the most recognisable architectural icons in modern history. Printed on 250gsm textured art paper. Available in 3 sizes. (Frame not included) Test content

gracing the city’s skyline for the last 300 years

Big Ben and The Gherkin

completed in 1973

built in honour of those who fought and died for France during the Napoleonic wars and French Revolution

A controversial addition to the city’s skyline at the time

many Georgian townhouses were historically owned by the rich as city pads

but later converted to a broadcasting base

part of the iconic Barbican Estate in London

This is represented through the intricately carved masonry and engraved names of soldiers and generals both on the inner and outer faces of the monument

Printed on 250gsm textured art paper

Line drawing of a London townhouse

Line drawing illustrating the radial geometries of 30 St Mary Axe (aka the Gherkin)