Vintage 1970s John Brown "Westgate, Warwick" Textured Print

Vintage 1970s John Brown "Westgate, Warwick" Textured Print - Framed MCM Fine Art This vintage John Brown print, titled "Westgate, Warwick," is a beautiful piece of textured fine art from the 1970s. The print is framed and showcases a mid-century modern (MCM) aesthetic. It's a wonderful addition for collectors of vintage art or those looking to add a touch of classic charm to their home. Title: Westgate, Warwick, England Artist: John H. Brown (Canadian, former Chairman of Communications & Design at Conestoga College) Medium: Vintage Textured Print via C.G. Process (A 1970s replica technique featuring a physical, clear, dimensional gel-coat that accurately mirrors oil brushstrokes) [5, 10, 16]. Dimensions: 30.5" x 22.5" (Image size) Frame: Original mid-century deep-profile dark wood frame with a 1-inch natural linen inner liner.Backing: Original, fully intact authentication label and biography on the reverse (No. 1123). Heavy-duty hanging wire pre-installed Landmark Details Subject: The artwork captures a famous street view of the timber-framed medieval buildings on High Street. The Site: The stone archway on the left is the West Gate, which is topped by the Chapel of St James the Great. The adjacent half-timbered structures make up the courtyard complex of the Lord Leycester Hospital, established in the 14th century and converted into a retirement home for ex-servicemen by Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, in 1571. Art Style: The painting is executed in an expressive, mid-to-late 20th-century style using a palette dominated by dark browns, creams, and cool blues to highlight the dramatic timber facades. Artist SignatureThe lower right corner features a printed signature reading "JOHN H. BROWN" Condition Report Surface: Excellent vintage condition. The textured clear coat remains fully intact with no lifting, cracking, or yellowing. Frame: Strong structural condition with minor, age-appropriate cosmetic wear on the outer corners. Linen liner is clean Pickup at Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue