If You Lived Here: Homage to Soane

£500.00

Tax included.

Archival Pigment Print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper

Image size: 50cm x 50cm, on 70cm x 70cm paper

Edition of 40 + 2 APs

Edition 1- 35, £500

Edition 36-40 £650

Emily  Allchurch created  If You Lived Here: Homage  to Soane  especially for  our  Artists for Pitzhanger  initiative.  It reworks the section featuring  Pitzhanger  Manor from her bravura artwork  Grand Tour: In Search of Soane (after Gandy) (2012), presenting Sir John Soane's extant architectural projects as though models in a room, which was originally created for the exhibition ‘Sense of Soane’ at  Pitzhanger  Manor & Gallery, before its restoration in 2015. Since then  Grand Tour: In Search of Soane  has shown at, among other places, the RA Summer Exhibition (2013) and her solo exhibition ‘Visions of Architectural Fancy’ at the Sir John Soane Museum in 2018.

Allchurch considers her homages to Sir John Soane as two of her most important works, instigating her further exploration into the architectural capriccio.

Please note, the price listed is unframed. Below are the framing recommendations of the artist and their preferred framer, A. Bliss.

Option 1 (as seen above and at Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery Shop)

Mounted on 1.5mm Aluminium. Framed on oak box frame (custom artist selected stain), floating from paper lined Dibond backing. Batten to hang.

£315 + VAT (40% Float glasss)
£366 + VAT (Anti-Reflective 70% UV museum glass)
£419 + VAT (Anti-Reflective 92% UV museum glass)

Option 2

Mounted on 5mm Kapa. Framed on oak box frame (custom artist selected stain) to edge. Fillets.

£205 + VAT (40% Float glass)
£255 + VAT (Anti-Reflective 70% UV museum glass)
£309 + VAT (Anti-Reflective 92% UV museum glass)

“I was really inspired by Soane’s visionary use of light in his interiors, and the way he uses light to create such dramatic, intriguing and inventive spaces” - Emily Allchurch

If you are a fan of Soane’s glass like Emily, we are delighted to offer the opportunity to Sponsor a Pane of Glass at Pitzhanger Manor. Glass Sponsors receive an architectural print with their pane of glass highlighted and have their name, or the name of a loved one, added to the Donor Board. You can read more about this offer here.