Natural History Museum Print

The Natural History Museum in London stands as one of the most prominent and popular museums globally, renowned for its extensive collection of natural specimens and iconic architecture. Established in 1881, this historic institution was designed by Alfred Waterhouse in a stunning Romanesque architectural style, characterized by intricate terracotta decorations on its facade.

These colourful illustrations are provided by Richard, our resident architect and collaborator, recognised for crafting captivating sketches that breathe life into the landmarks and spaces of the city where he has lived and worked, seamlessly blending artistic flair with architectural precision.

This print is part of a limited edition print run of 50 of each size and colour, printed in London.

Content: Our prints are made as high-quality Giclée prints on very matt Hahnemühle Photo Rag Art Paper (308gsm). Please note that this is a high-quality archival cotton-based fine art paper; it should be handled and mounted carefully! Please contact us should you require our bespoke framing service.

A numbered certificate of authentication is included. Bespoke options are available so feel free to drop us a line should you require anything above or beyond.