Grand Hotel Birmingham Art Print and Colmore Row Wall Art
There are some buildings that just make you stop and look up. The Grand Hotel on Colmore Row is definitely one of them.
One of Birmingham’s great historic buildings, The Grand has welcomed generations of famous guests, from politicians and prime ministers to actors and stars of the stage and screen. Its ornate stonework and imposing position on Colmore Row make it one of the most distinctive pieces of architecture in the city centre.
This original Grand Hotel Birmingham artwork captures the building in my loose watercolour and ink style, celebrating the detail and character of a proper Brummie landmark.
Reproduced as a high-quality art print, it makes elegant Birmingham wall art for anyone who loves the city, its architecture and the grand old buildings that give Colmore Row so much character.
A unique Birmingham gift for architecture lovers
The Grand Hotel print makes a thoughtful Birmingham gift for proud Brummies, architecture enthusiasts and anyone with a connection to Colmore Row or Birmingham city centre.
It also makes a distinctive Birmingham leaving gift, housewarming present or piece of local artwork for a home, office or workspace.
Product details
* Original watercolour and ink artwork by Birmingham artist Stacey Barnfield
* Features The Grand Hotel on Colmore Row, Birmingham
* Reproduced on premium paper
* Small: 30cm wide x 40cm high
* Large: 40cm wide x 50cm high
* Portrait format
* Supplied unframed
* Designed to fit widely available frames
* Designed and printed in Birmingham
Optional extra: Send it as a gift with your own greeting printed on a Love You, Bab insert card. Simply add your message in the Note field at checkout.
Supporting SIFA Fireside
A donation of £2 from every artwork sold goes to the wonderful SIFA Fireside, supporting their incredible work with people experiencing homelessness in Birmingham. Thanks to everyone who has bought a Draw My City artwork, more than £7,000 has been raised so far – something I’m incredibly proud of.
A little bit of grand Birmingham architecture for your wall.
