Flower Market series · English Cottage Garden
BirminghamFlower Market Print
An original art print of Birmingham, England, in the English Cottage Garden style. Cream blossoms on mustard yellow.
- 200 gsm matte
- 5 sizes
- Printed to order
Printed to order and shipped from Germany in protective packaging.
The city
Flowers in Birmingham
Birmingham has no well-known dedicated flower market. Flowers have long been sold around the Bull Ring, the city's historic market area. In the Victorian era, immigrant traders there set up as flower-sellers and umbrella vendors, and an outdoor market with 150 stalls opened in the rebuilt Bull Ring in 1962. The city's main documented garden tradition is Birmingham Botanical Gardens in Edgbaston, which opened to members of its society on 11 June 1832. Designed by John Claudius Loudon, the 15-acre gardens have four glasshouses and more than 7,000 plants, and are run by a registered charity.
- Victorian-era immigrants set up businesses in the Bull Ring such as flower-sellers and umbrella vendors.
- The Bull Ring outdoor market opened in June 1962 with 150 stalls.
- Birmingham Botanical Gardens opened on 11 June 1832 and were designed by John Claudius Loudon.
- The gardens have four glasshouses and over 7,000 plants.
Sources: en.wikipedia.org, en.wikipedia.org
Sizes & paper
Matte art print
200 gsm / 80 lb uncoated matte paper, printed single-sided. Printed on demand, so nothing sits in a warehouse fading.
- 15 × 20 cm (6 × 8 in)
- 21 × 29.7 cm (8 × 12 in)
- A3, 29.7 × 42 cm
- A2, 42 × 59.4 cm
- 50 × 70 cm (20 × 28 in)
Framing
- The sizes match standard off-the-shelf frames, so no custom mount is needed.
- A3 and A2 suit a gallery wall; 50 × 70 cm works as a single statement piece.
- Leave 5 to 7 cm between frames when you hang two or three together.
Also available as a printable instant download on Etsy.
