Architectural Screenprints
Printed and painted on acid-free,
260 lb. heavy paper
Banqueting House - 1
This building, which stands in Whitehall, London, was designed by the 17th Century English architect, Inigo Jones.
The project was completed without the central pediment and this version is based on his earlier sketch.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Bramante’s Tempietto - 1
This little temple was one of the earliest Renaissance experiments to rediscover the lost art of Roman building.
Designed by Donato Bramante in 1502, it still exists in the courtyard of a church in Rome, San Pietro Montorio.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Chiesa Serliana - 1
This classic church facade is based on a 16th Century design by the Venetian architect, Sebastiano Serlio.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Chiswick House - 1
Chiswick House, which stands in its own park on the edge of London, was designed in 1729 by Lord Burlington and William Kent, with direct reference to Palladio’s Villa Rotunda.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Il Redentore - 1
The Church of the Redeemer stands on the island of the Giudecca, in Venice.
It was redesigned in 1577 by Andrea Palladio, to celebrate the disappearance of the plague.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Kings Weston - 1
Kings Weston is one of a series of English country houses, designed by Sir John Vanbrugh between 1710 and 1719.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Loggia del Capitaniato - 1
The Loggia del Capitaniato was designed by Andrea Palladio in 1571 and stands in the main piazza in Vicenza, facing his more famous Town Hall.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Morris Lodge - 1
Designed by an 18th Century English architect, Roger Morris, this small structure was probably intended to be a Gatehouse or garden folly.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Prince’s Lodging - 1
This 17th Century English country house was designed by Inigo Jones as a hunting lodge for the royal court, in Newmarket.
Sadly, the Victorians tore it down and only sketches have survived.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Radcliffe Camera - 1
This famous library, which has become the symbol of Oxford University, was designed by Sir James Gibbs, who drew heavily on designs by his contemporary, Nicholas Hawksmoor.
It was built between 1737 and 1749 and stands at the centre of the city.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
San Giovanni in Laterano - 1
Rome’s Cathedral, founded by Constantine in the 4th Century, has been built and rebuilt many times.
Its present shape dates to the 12th Century and an interior restoration was made by Borromini in 1650.
However, the magnificent facade is the work of Alessandro Galilei and was completed in 1735.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
San Moise - 1
Alexander Tremignon built the facade of San Moise in 1668, much to John Ruskin’s later disapproval.
San Moise is the Venetian variation of Moses.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
San Rocco - 1
Built in 1771, the present facade of San Rocco in Venice fronts a church dating back to the 14th Century.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Sant’ Andrea - 1
An early Renaissance church facade, in Rome.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Temple of the Winds - 1
Designed by Sir John Vanbrugh in 1724, The Temple of the Four Winds took fourteen years to build.
Narrowly escaping demolition in the 1940s, it still survives in the grounds of Castle Howard, in Yorkshire.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Triumphal Arch - 1
This arch of victory is based on a 16th Century sketch by Andrea Palladio of the Arch of Constantine, in Rome.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Villa Pojana - 1
The Villa Pojana was designed in 1550 by Andrea Palladio.
It stands in the Italian countryside, outside Vicenza.
Each image is screen-printed and then details are added by the artist, using gouache.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
