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Manchester Library

Manchester Library

By Stephen Millership

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This digital illustration by local artist Stephen Millership shows a dramatically sunlit Manchester Library and Town Hall extension. In the foreground, silhouetted commuters make their way across St. Peter’s square towards the walkway which leads on to St Ann's Square.

In his trademark graphic style, Millership perfectly captures the impressive curved facade of the Central Library and the powerful rectangular forms of the Town Hall extension.

Inspired by the Pantheon in Rome, the Central Library is a stunning example of neo-classical architecture. The ornate Gothic Revival Manchester Town Hall extension was built as a link between the library and Town Hall and was opened by King George VI in 1938. Both buildings were awarded grade II* listed status on 3 October 1974.

Stephen Millership is a Manchester based artist influenced by the golden age of travel posters, with a modern day twist. Millership has created many illustrations of some of the most loved areas and landmarks of Manchester and its surroundings.

Fine art quality print, hand trimmed and packed with care in Manchester, UK. Free shipping available within the UK.

Materials

All Manchester Art Prints are made on heavyweight archival quality art paper, using giclée pigment inks. Prints are wrapped in archival packaging to ensure they arrive with you in perfect condition.

Shipping & Returns

Our standard production time for prints is 3 days before dispatch. Framed prints have a 10 day lead time prior to dispatch.

Dimensions

Prints and frames are individually sized according to the aspect ratio of the original artwork. However, all Manchester Art Prints are available in a selection of sizes - small, regular, medium and large. See individual products for their sizing options.

Handling Instructions

These are fine art prints and we advise handling them with care - avoid touching the printed surface where possible during handling.

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