Nag’s Head Pub

Name: Nag's Head Pub
SKU: 28252
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The Nag's Head Pub, a high resolution fine art photograph by Adam Butler

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Nag’s Head Pub

This series of photographic works by Adam Butler of London Pubs have all been taken using multiple exposures on an ultra high resolution medium format camera. They are all available in any custom or bespoke size in a single panel up to 240 x 320cm.

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Located right at the beating heart of London’s theatreland district of Covent Garden, a stone’s throw the London Underground tube, a public house called The Nag’s Head has occupied this site since at least the 1670s. The current building is an example of Neo-Jacobean pub architecture; it was designed in 1900 by Philip Edward Pilditch, a keen proponent and advocate of Britain’s Edwardian architecture. Pilditch initially trained as an architect, and was also a developer, before becoming the MP for the local area. Like many of the pubs in the Covent garden area, the beating heart of London’s theatre land, it is a very popular stopping off point for a pre or post-theatre meal and drink.

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Limited edition

This image is in a limited edition of 100 across all sizes.

Each print comes with a certificate of authenticity which also signed, numbered and dated.

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Each print is either printed by me, or in professional labs in the UK or Europe, and each is carefully checked before sending it out to you.

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I always have a selection of images in my house in north London that you can come to see in real life before committing to a purchase. Contact me to arrange a viewing.