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London has some of the most striking pieces of Art Deco architecture. And the magnificent Art Deco Facade of the East Stand is one. I first came across this beautiful structure, just by chance while biking to Finsbury Park. The East stand, containing the famous Marble Halls, is a listed building. Built in 1936 to compliment the Victorian houses in the surrounding area, it was constructed in the Art Deco style of architecture which was popular between the wars. The Highbury project was ambitious in its scale and reach, the first stand completed being the West Stand, designed by Claude Waterlow Ferrier and William Binnie in the Art Deco style which opened in 1932. On 5 November the same year the local Tube station was renamed from Gillespie Road to Arsenal. Print sold unframed. Printed on premium 350gsm lightly textured thick Matte Paper. Designed in Brixton. Printed professionally in London. Posted in sturdy cardboard tubes.

A pictorial book of London's most famous historic monument and tourist attraction. The authors narrative brings to life the many buildings - the fortress, palace, prison, arsenal, treasury, royal mint, zoo, garrison, armoury, state archive, and jewel house. He describes the purposes of each building and the ceremonies and tradition that took place within the Tower - the living embodiment of the history in which it has played such a prominent role. Commissioned photographs reveal areas within the Tower which are not normally open to the public.