Large Framed Liver Building, Liverpool 1/195

This framed picture is on sale due to being used for a few exhibitions and we are trying to freshen up our display stock so grab yourself a discounted framed picture at a fraction of the normal price! These frames will have damage to them hence the price.

THIS IS COLLECTION ONLY (SK13 7NU)

James Chadderton's post-apocalyptic artwork, based on Liverpool's iconic Liver Building, won the People's Choice Award at the Liverpool Art Fair in 2019. The mixed-medium piece of art is a testament to Chadderton's skill and creativity in transforming an iconic building into a vision of the end of the world.

The artwork shows the Liver Building as a crumbling, dilapidated structure, with nature reclaiming the once bustling cityscape. The colors used in the piece are muted, with a lot of greys and browns, adding to the somber atmosphere of the piece. The sky above is a fiery, hinting at the destruction that has occurred.

The Liver Building, with its two clock towers and copper domes, is an iconic symbol of Liverpool, representing the city's maritime history and economic strength. Chadderton's artwork challenges this image, depicting the building as a victim of a catastrophic event. The piece reflects a post-apocalyptic world where nature has taken over and humans have disappeared.

The mixed-medium format of the artwork is an interesting aspect, with a combination of techniques such as painting, drawing, and collage. The use of collage adds an extra layer of depth to the piece, with the juxtaposition of different textures and materials creating a sense of chaos and disorder.

The piece is both beautiful and haunting, leaving a lasting impression on the viewer. James Chadderton's artwork is a powerful addition to this genre, showcasing the devastating effects of a catastrophic event on a once-thriving city.

In conclusion, James Chadderton's post-apocalyptic artwork of Liverpool's Liver Building is a stunning representation of a world gone awry. The use of mixed-medium techniques adds depth and complexity to the piece, making it a worthy winner of the People's Choice Award at the Liverpool Art Fair in 2019. The artwork is a haunting reminder of the fragility of human civilization and the power of nature.

SIZES

Large Print - 400mm x 400mm

LIMITED EDITION INFORMATION

Large Print - 1/195

PRINT QUALITY INFORMATION

Printed on high-quality German etching paper 310gsm, the Epson Stylus 9800 printer's giclee k3ultrachrome matt  precision ensures exceptional color accuracy and a rich tonal range. Each brushstroke and subtle nuance of the original artwork is faithfully reproduced, preserving the artist's intent and allowing for an immersive viewing experience.

This limited edition print is a testament to the meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail employed throughout the printing process. It is a true collector's item, with each piece numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its exclusivity and value. All printed by a authorised printers guild member.