A framed screen print featuring a detailed architectural illustration of London's Southbank, including the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, London Eye, and Charing Cross Bridge, in pale gold, turquoise, and black colours.
A framed screen print featuring a detailed architectural illustration of London's Southbank, including the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, London Eye, and Charing Cross Bridge, in pale gold, turquoise, and black colours.
A framed screen print featuring a detailed architectural illustration of London's Southbank, including the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, London Eye, and Charing Cross Bridge, in pale gold, turquoise, and black colours.
A framed screen print featuring a detailed architectural illustration of London's Southbank, including the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, London Eye, and Charing Cross Bridge, in pale gold, turquoise, and black colours.

Southbank Centre Exclusive Print

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Detailed architectural illustration of London’s Southbank featuring the Royal Festival Hall, Hayward Gallery, the London Eye and Charing Cross Bridge by Will Clarke.

 

Having carefully illustrated this iconic area of London’s riverside, Will has hand screen-printed this limited edition A2 screen print in a rich pale gold, turquoise and black.

 

  • Unframed: A2
  • Framed size: 50cm x 70cm
  • A limited edition print of 50
  • Exclusive to the Southbank Centre

 

This piece is also available framed in a solid wood frame glass but please note this option is only available for shop collection.

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Pickup available at Southbank Centre Shop

Usually ready in 2-4 days

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About the artist

Three framed London scene artworks on a wall above bar stools in a room with tiled walls.

Will Clarke

Will Clarke is drawn to architecture with historic or cultural significance, often exploring unique angles in his drawings. He focuses on intricate line work and combines this with striking angles and colour in his printmaking. Inspired by the beauty of structure, history, and heritage, he finds beauty not just in ornate buildings but in the deeper cultural and historical meaning they hold.

Prints

Will Clarke creates hand-drawn artworks using pencil and fine pens, which he transfers to silk screens and etching plates for limited edition prints. Adding colour and metallics, he creates unique final pieces that differ from the original drawings.
Artist Will Clarke in the process of screen-printing one of his prints in a dark room.