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London Underground – Cathi Rae – Giclée Print

Capture the essence of fleeting moments on the London Underground with this stunning giclée print. Inspired by the beauty of human connection and curiosity. While travelling on the Tube, I was reminded of this image, depicting that shared moment when passengers notice each other, wondering about their journeys and stories.

This artwork is brought to life thanks to the incredible Cathi Rae, a renowned poet, spoken word artist, body positivity model, and campaigner against ageism in fashion. Her evocative creativity adds depth and meaning to this piece. Follow her inspiring journey on Instagram: Cathi Rae.

Each giclée print is crafted with precision, using 12 pigment inks on premium 100% cotton rag paper (300gsm). This meticulous process ensures vibrant colours and archival quality, making it a timeless addition to any art collection. Available in four sizes—A5, A4, A3, and A2—you’ll find the perfect fit for your space.

Your print is carefully packaged by hand, wrapped in acid-free tissue paper. It is then placed in a sturdy card envelope or tube to ensure its safe arrival. This attention to detail reflects the care and pride I take in delivering exceptional art.

Bring a touch of London’s rich culture into your home with this captivating piece. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a London lover, or simply someone who cherishes meaningful moments, this giclée print is a must-have.

Order yours today and celebrate the artistry of Cathi Rae and the timeless allure of the London Underground.

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Paper Size	A2, A3, A4, A5

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I went to art college back in the 1970s, where I received a BA 1st (Hons) in Fine Art before completing an MA at the Royal College of Art in the film school. I then worked in film and video production and finally the education sector before early retirement.The main influences on me, during these early years, were the artists, such as Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg and Jim Dine. The New York scene seemed to combine and challenge what art, performance and film could be in a way that has left a permanent mark on my psyche. This cocktail of Pop Art imagery and Abstract Expressionist mark-making seems to be where I feel most comfortable.

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