Description
‘The Ritzy Cinema London’ original acrylic and ink painting on paper, presented in a 25 x 25cm box frame. ‘Night time’ illustration of The Ritzy, a Grade II listed cinema building in Brixton, London. It originally opened on 11 March 1911 as ‘the Electric Pavilion’ and is now managed by Picturehouse Cinemas. My little painted version is cut out and raised slightly from a black backing paper.
This Instagram series posted for #artistsupportpledge, offers work for sale up to £200. Once I reach £1000 in sales I pledge to buy for £200 from another artist taking part. A lovely concept to help support artists after most of the 2020 exhibitions, open studios and other selling events have been cancelled.
The Ritzy Cinema Diorama
- Original acrylic and ink painting on specialist acrylic paper.
- Cut paper is presented in a boxed frame with glazing.
- Packed within a cardboard shell/box and filled with bubble wrap or airbags.
Gift wrapping is available if you would like to give this item as a present. A tag with a personal message can also be included. I use my own original designs for wrapping paper which you can also buy in packs for use at home.
If you’d like to buy an original piece of artwork, but would prefer to spread the cost, drop me a line to discuss options for paying in instalments. Smaller invoices can be arranged over a period of 3 months, 6 months or 1 year.
Many of my artworks are created as private commissions. I have a little commission guide if you’d like to read more about the process. If you’d like to discuss ideas for an original piece of art please contact the studio.
