A limited hand-drawn sketch of the Imperial War Museum featured in the first edition of Architectour London Guide. The drawing comes in a box with an art certificate. Prints are also available upon request. Art Description Title: Imperial War Museum Size: 148 x 210 mm (5.8 x 8.3 in) Paper: Hahnemühle Technique: Micro pigment ink, waterproof and fade proof About the building The Imperial War Museum is where Augustus Pugin, the reputed architect of the Houses of Parliament, died in 1852 aged 40. It wasn't a museum then, but a hospital for the mentally ill. About the artist Virginia Duran is an architect and urban planner from Madrid, Spain. Her profession as an architect and her passion for art remain inextricably entwined. As a result, her primary interest within art is space and its relationship to people. For more information email: [email protected] or phone us on 077 097 097 83
