Albert Bridge by Night
Albert Bridge by Night
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Albert Bridge by Night, UK
Built in 1873 to a modified cable-stayed design by Rowland Mason Ordish, Albert Bridge earned the nickname “Trembling Lady” for how it shook underfoot — soldiers from the nearby barracks were once ordered to break step when crossing so as not to set it swaying. It's strung with over 4,000 bulbs, making it one of the few London bridges lit up at night.
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The Print
Printed on 308gsm Hahnemuhle Photorag paper. A heavy-duty matt paper made of 100% cotton rag with a natural white tone and superb black saturation. It has a subtle fibrous finish and understated colours giving the print an organic look and feel.
Each print is checked and signed before being sent out.
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