Jewel Tower, London, England, 1999

This building was constructed in 1365-1366 to house King Edward III's personal treasure then surrounded by a moat. Over time, it served many different important functions but the Jewel Tower name stuck throughout. I am fascinated by the massive stone walls, the height of the building, and the arrangement and size of the windows, likely architected  to deter theft consistent with its original purpose.

This is a signed, numbered, limited edition archival pigment print available in four sizes. Each edition is limited to 25 prints per size. It is available without a mat, with a mat, or with a mat and frame. All photographs come with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the author and embossed with his seal.

We use professionally cut 8-ply window mats on a 4-ply base mat. Our sealed black wooden frames with UV filtering plexiglass display your photograph beautifully while protecting it from damage.

Available sizes:

4x5 inch photograph on 8x9 inch paper

8x10 inch photograph on 14x16 inch paper

11x14 inch photograph on 18x21 inch paper

16x20 inch photograph on 28x24 inch paper

Image sizes are approximate, depending on the specific photograph.

Larger sizes are available upon request. Please contact us at photographs@marabito.com for more information.