The Ten Bells pub, an iconic venue in the heart of Spitalfields, east London.
Renowned for its association with the infamous Jack the Ripper murders of the late 19th century, The Ten Bells stands as a living relic of Victorian London's dark past. The pub's name references the ten bells of Christ Church, Spitalfields, and echoes the neighborhood's close ties to the textile industry and the bustling market trade that once defined this area.
This print is from an original pencil drawing focusing on the architectural features from the west and the south sides of the pub.
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About this Print
Available in A3 print size (framed 45cm x 32cm)
Framing options available - please note frame prints do not feature a mount
Limited edition run of 100, supplied with a signed, stamped & numbered Certificate of Authenticity for provenance
Presented on acid-free, archival textured Hahnemühle cotton German Etching Giclée paper.
Guaranteed archival life of 100+ years
Carbon neutral, sustainable production, packaging and shipping
