Shopfronts of London: In Praise Of Small Neighbourhood Shops
ISBN-13:
9781849945622
ISBN-10:
1849945624
Edition:
Illustrated
Author:
Eleanor Crow
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Batsford
Format:
Hardcover
128 pages
Category:
Buildings
,
Architecture
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ISBN-13:
9781849945622
ISBN-10:
1849945624
Edition:
Illustrated
Author:
Eleanor Crow
Publication date:
2019
Publisher:
Batsford
Format:
Hardcover
128 pages
Category:
Buildings
,
Architecture
Summary
Shopfronts of London: In Praise Of Small Neighbourhood Shops (ISBN-13: 9781849945622 and ISBN-10: 1849945624), written by authors
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Description
Explore the beauty of London’s shopfronts through more than 100 wonderful watercolor illustrations.
As London’s high streets become either bland copies of each other or slip into decline, its remaining traditional shops are beacons of vintage charm. Sadly, they’re quickly disappearing, along with their attractive windows, eye-catching typography, and sense of history. Through her exquisite watercolors, Eleanor Crow pays tribute to more than 100 of these evocative shopfronts, from bakers, cafes, chemists, and fishmongers to hardware stores, greengrocers, and launderettes. Each painting is accompanied by information on the shop and its owners, background, and location.
As London’s high streets become either bland copies of each other or slip into decline, its remaining traditional shops are beacons of vintage charm. Sadly, they’re quickly disappearing, along with their attractive windows, eye-catching typography, and sense of history. Through her exquisite watercolors, Eleanor Crow pays tribute to more than 100 of these evocative shopfronts, from bakers, cafes, chemists, and fishmongers to hardware stores, greengrocers, and launderettes. Each painting is accompanied by information on the shop and its owners, background, and location.
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