Spanish City canvas print has been created by local North East artist Emily Ward. Emily has used a warming yellow sky to cast a glowing light over this Renaissance-style building with its distinctive dome.
The yellow in front of the picture could represent the sand slowly creeping up from Whitley Bay Beach. Emily's white splashes over the canvas add character to this local landmark full of history and stories.
About Spanish City
The Spanish City
was opened in 1910 and was built as a smaller version to Blackpool's Pleasure Beach. Opened initially as a concert hall, roof garden and restaurant a ballroom was added in 1920 and then a funfair.
A huge renovation project was undertaken to restore this Spanish themed building in Whitley Bay, North Tyneside, after it fell into disrepair in the 1990’s.
Tunnel of Love the Dire Straits song from 1980 mentions the Spanish City and this used to be played every morning when the fair opened.
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Canvas Print
Each Canvas Print is hand finished by North East Artist Emily Ward. So although your canvas is actually a print no two prints are identical. Emily hand finishes the canvas prints by adding extra paint to the print.
Canvas Prints are available in two different formats
Rectangle
Square
The canvas is mounted on a wooden frame. The wooden frame is approximately 2cm deep so will fit snugly against any wall.
Canvases are available in various sizes. Each size can be chosen above on the website.
All inks used for each canvas print are guaranteed not to fade.
