John L. Baker: Curzon Street Station, Birmingham

John L. Baker: Curzon Street Station, BirminghamThis image depicts the view of the entrance to Curzon Street Station, with 4 huge columns that can still be seen today. This is an iconic image of an iconic building and would look great on any wall. [shortcode] [short description] Artist: John L Baker Artwork: Curzon Street Station, Birmingham Date of Work: 1950 [ short description][ details] [ shortcode]

busy beach scene depicting the sands at Rhyl in North Wales

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on Meriden Street in Digbeth at the rear of Norton's Bar

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graphic artwork full of character

• Teaches problem-solving and creative-thinking skills crucial to STEM fields

from houses on stilts and igloos to tree houses and skyscrapers

[shortcode] [short-description] • Artist: Edward Burne-Jones• Artwork: The Flower Book - Adder's Tongue• Date of Work: 1905

[shortcode] [short-description] • Artist: Arthur Joseph Gaskin• Artwork: But One of Them

The artwork was painted in Rome in April 1872 during the artist's first visit to Italy

[shortcode] [short-description] • Artist: Walter Langley

Featuring some of Moseley's iconic landmarks including Sarehole Mill