Michelin Building

£285.00 GBP

The Michelin Building is an art-deco delight. It's artistic allure isn't exclusive to its colourful tiled and eye-catching exteriors. Originally it was home to the Michelin Tyre Company and, being designed by one of it's employees François Espinasse, it includes large stained glass windows featuring the Michelin Man "Bibendum". It is now home to Michelin-starred Bibendum Restaurant & Oyster Bar, the Conran shop and the flower shop Petals at Bibendum that spills out onto the Fulham Road.

'As a painter, this is such an iconic building to capture as it has so many decorative elements from the stained glass windows to the coloured tiles and the ornate ironwork above the restaurant entrance. I wanted to include it in my London Landmarks as I also love how people interact with a building. Here you can find the passers-by, the restaurant clientele and the browsers at the flowers shop as they are in a typical day.' - Clare

See the Original Michelin Building Painting here


SIGNED FINE ART EDITION PRINT:
Signed by the Artist and printed on German Hahnemühle 310gsm Etching paper.
A1 Size: 84.1 x 59.4cm
Edition of 250


PACKAGING:
The print is wrapped in crisp white tissue paper and rolled in a presentation tube with a gift tag attached with Clare Haxby Studio Ribbon.
Each print is embossed with the Clare Haxby Studio Authentic Edition stamp and has its own unique edition number.
Inside the tube is a framing pack with extra labels to go on the back of your frame.


FREE INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY!
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FedEx: 3-5 working days.
UK: Special Delivery, 2-3 working days.
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*Print does not include frame. For styling purposes only.

Clare is a British Contemporary Artist who creates original mixed media paintings and signed edition prints of architectural landmarks. Clare’s prints have a global following and hang in collector’s homes around the world. Collectors include embassies, diplomats and international banks.

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