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| CATALOGUE 3 ~ Concentrates on images which are specifically architectural - namely the North Staffordshire towns of Hanley, Burslem, Longton, Newcastle and Stafford, with a flavour of its industry. That industry is, of course, the world famous Stoke on Trent potteries, with the Wedgwood factory of Etruria featured in three of Forster's pictures. |
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| Click on any image in the catalogue below to view a larger full-screen version, in "THE GALLERY". This will allow you a view of each picture in a single page environment. Please note: In answer to visitor's feedback concerns. The Web-View watermark is used only when exhibiting on the WWWeb, it does not appear on any of our real prints. Size Matters Although the range of prints we publish come in a variety of sizes, each print is published in one size only. The prints in Catalogue 3 consist of Size Refs: B;D;E;G: Image dimensions are given with each picture description. Click Size Refs. for a comprehensive description of all the sizes. |
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| WEDGWOODS
ETRURIA Signed Limited Edition of 600 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. G = 18" × 12¼" Click on image for larger version. The world famous manufactory of Joshia Wedgwood, father of English Potters. From this canal side factory, Wedgwood ware was exported all over the world. |
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to REMEMBER Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. B = 20" × 14¾" Click on image for larger version. Old Hanley town, here pivoting around Crown Bank with its High street names and cobbled roads... a time at the edge of memory and the old clock face to tell of a Time to Remember. |
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ROUNDS Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. B = 20" × 14¾" Click on image for larger version. The bustling Potteries town of Longton resounds to its never ending cycle of daily labours. |
YP22
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| MORNING
DELIVERY Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. E = 15" × 11" Click on image for larger version. Old Burslem the mother town of the Potteries. A brewer's dray begins the day's deliveries with a clatter of horseshoes sparking the cobble stones in the sunlit square beneath the town hall clock. Heavy with barrelled ale from from Parker's Burslem Brewery it stops under the sign of the "Bunch of Grapes" Public House. |
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| FORGOTTEN
SPLENDOUR Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. E = 15" × 11" Click on image for larger version. The splendour that was Trentham Hall ancestral home of the Dukes of Sutherland, built around 1840 in the Italian style it was used as a residence by the family until 1905. |
YP12
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FINAL Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. B = 20" × 14¾" Click on image for larger version. The busy streets in the Potteries town of Hanley hears the newsvendor's cry - "Final, City Final" - trade is brisk with dramatic headlines repeated in every conversation. Titanic sunk two miles deep! |
YP10
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| THE LATEST
MODEL Signed Limited Edition of 850 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. B ) = 20" × 14¾" Click on image for larger version. A kerbside dream for boys of all ages since the vintage years of early motoring. A visiting horseless carriage awaits the return of its owner as it stands resplendently in streets of a proud and ancient county town. Greengate Street, Stafford. |
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STONES Signed Limited Edition of 1173 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. D = 22" × 15" Click on image for larger version. The cheerful bustle of market day in an old market town is part of an English tradition that spans the centuries. Successive generations of traders have offered their wares on these ancient stones for well over 700 hundred years since King Henry I I gave its first Royal Charter to the Loyal and Ancient Borough of Newcastle-under-Lyme in 1173 |
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a WORKING DAY Signed Limited Edition of 950 copies. Image Size: ( Ref. D = 22" × 15" Click on image for larger version. The old Wedgwood site at Etruria. A bargee and his horse at work near the "Old Roundhouse" by the canal-side. |
YP03
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