The Old Crown Digbeth Birmingham Art Print
Now this building has seen a bit of Birmingham history.
The Old Crown in Digbeth is reputed to be Birmingham’s oldest surviving secular building, with a history stretching back centuries. Surrounded by an ever-changing Digbeth, its distinctive black-and-white timbered frontage remains one of the most recognisable sights in this part of the city.
And, importantly, it’s a cracking pub too.
This original Old Crown Birmingham artwork captures the historic Digbeth landmark in my loose watercolour and ink style, celebrating a building that feels almost impossibly old when you look at the city growing and changing around it.
Reproduced as a high-quality art print, it makes distinctive Birmingham wall art for anyone who loves Digbeth, historic pubs and the character of old Brum.
Digbeth art and a unique Birmingham pub gift
The Old Crown is one of those Birmingham places people have a genuine affection for, making this print a great Birmingham gift for proud Brummies, pub lovers and anyone with happy memories of Digbeth.
It also makes an unusual gift for someone who has lived, worked or studied in Birmingham, a Brummie leaving present or a piece of local artwork for a home, office, bar or pub wall.
Product details
* Original watercolour and ink artwork by Birmingham artist Stacey Barnfield
* Features The Old Crown in Digbeth, 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
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 piece of old Digbeth for your wall.
