Artwork description:

When it hits you between the EYES : Frank Pick
By Laura Fitzpatrick
Limited edition archival print 1/20 18"x12"

Beauty < Immortality
Utility < Perfection
Goodness < Righteousness
Truth < Wisdom

This image was taken on a Sunday morning in Piccadilly Circus station

The piece, called Beauty < Immortality is by BAFTA award-winning artists Langlands & Bell and marks the 75th anniversary of Frank Pick's death.

Who was Frank Pick?

Frank Pick was managing director of London Underground in the 1920s and the first chief executive of London Transport.
He commissioned, and helped evolve, London's iconic Underground designs, including the famous bar and circle logo known as the 'roundel', as well as many of London Underground's art deco stations.
Pick also commissioned the font Johnston which is still used, in an adapted form, across London's transport network today.


All prints are numbered and signed on the back by myself the artist.
All my images are made up of

One Shot
One Reflection
One Real moment in time

A NEW WAY TO SEE THIS AMAZING CITY REFLECTIONS OF LONDON

Materials used:

Archival Photo Paper

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