The iconic facade of Sir John Soane's Museum, a London landmark, is portrayed in this print by architectural artists Linescapes. The Museum's windows are illuminated with a warm glow while its refined lines are reflected in a rainy London street. Soane bought the houses at No.s 12-14 Lincoln's Inn Fields between 1792 and 1823, demolishing and rebuilding them to create an extraordinary building which was at once a private residence, an office for his architectural practice and a showcase for his expanding collection of works of art and architectural fragments. Soane left the house to the nation on his death in 1837 with the proviso that it remained open to the public, and the result is the Museum that you can visit to this day. This drawing of No.s 12-14 Lincoln's Inn Fields was made by Linescapes, specialists in highly detailed CAD architectural portraits of iconic buildings and architectural landmarks and bespoke commissions. The elegant rendering captures the essential lines of Soane's facade and serves as a fittingly refined souvenir of a visit to the Museum. Digitally printed in the UK on 250gsm paper 280 x 356mm with a white border. Packaged in a cello bag with a backing board for protection.
