Birmingham No.14 Bus Art Print and Vintage Transport Gift
That cream and blue livery. If you grew up in Birmingham, it brings back memories straight away.
This original Birmingham bus artwork features the No.14 at Lea Hall, captured in my loose watercolour and ink style and celebrating a wonderfully nostalgic piece of Brummie transport history.
The drawing actually began as a commission. I was asked to create the No.14 as a gift for its driver, giving him something to remember his days behind the wheel. I loved the idea, and the finished artwork became part of the Draw My City Birmingham collection.
For anyone who remembers Birmingham’s cream and blue buses, it’s a colourful reminder of journeys to work, school, town and home again.
A Birmingham bus gift with a story
This print makes a distinctive Birmingham gift for former bus drivers and conductors, transport enthusiasts, bus spotters and anyone with fond memories of travelling around Brum.
It’s also a great retirement gift for a Birmingham bus driver, a nostalgic Brummie present or simply an unusual piece of Birmingham wall art for someone who loves the city’s transport history.
Product details
* Original watercolour and ink artwork by Birmingham artist Stacey Barnfield
* Features the No.14 bus at Lea Hall, Birmingham
* Reproduced on premium paper
* 40cm wide x 30cm high
* Landscape 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 bit of Birmingham transport history, and hopefully a few memories, for your wall.
