South Norwood Art Print

Location Art Print of South Norwood Lakes, South London.

Hand-pulled screen print depicting the sailing boats on South Norwood Lake in a bold graphic poster style harking back to travel posters of the 1930s.

Inject a heartwarming burst of colour to your home decor or give as a unique gift celebrating that special place. Available framed or unframed.

Limited edition print of 150 in a peach green and navy colour way.

Vibrant water-based ink on heavy weight 300 gsm paper A3 size.

Signed and numbered limited edition run of 150 prints.

Print size 250mm by 344mm

Paper size 297mm by 420mm

More South London prints can be found here: https://redfacesprints.com/collections/south-london-prints

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South Norwood Lake and Grounds are situated off Auckland Road between Crystal Palace (Upper Norwood) and South Norwood. The lake was originally built to be a reservoir. It fed the Croydon Canal (1809 & 1836) which stretched from Croydon to the Grand Surrey Canal at New Cross. It was usurped by the railway which used the canal's bed to build on. The lake and grounds became the Norwood Sports Club (boasting a golf course and tennis) before becoming a public park. Today Croydon Sailing Club uses the lake as do anglers fishing for carp and perch and the park houses South Norwood Bowling Club, Cricket pitches, Tennis and Basketball courts, a kiosk and The Lakes Cafe.