3 Graces from Albert Dock Colonnade by Alun Evans

This view from the corner of the Tate Gallery highlights the interplay between Liverpool’s historic and modern architecture, where heritage structures meet bold contemporary interventions. The juxtaposition of old and new is especially striking along the waterfront, offering a constantly evolving cityscape that captures both nostalgia and innovation.

The print enhances the drama through its black sky, white Museum of Liverpool on the left and the red oxide column on the right.

Each of the works are individual pieces of fine art rather than part of an edition. A finished print may include 15–20 squeegee passes as well as collaged screen-printed elements, and digital imagery. Additionally, the works use gesso and acrylic wash.

This in one of a an ‘edition variable’ where the colours are changed though the screen-printed image stays the same. This print is mounted to conservation standards and presented in a natural oak frame.

Print size: 31 x 42cms, Frame: 53 x 63cms