Framed England Art

England was inhabited by Germanic tribes well before the Romans came along, but the latter were the ones that made a bigger impact. Ruins of the temples and official buildings erected almost 2000 years ago can be admired in Framed England Art, next to modern structures which represent the pinnacle of the engineering and architectural spirit. The countryside is famous for its rolling hills and the spectacular coastline, with the audience being invited to explore the differences between northern and southern cities.

London has been for centuries the beating heart of the Empire and it is today one of the most important capitals in the world. The vast majority of Framed England Art revolves around its buildings, with landmarks such as Big Ben and the Houses of Parliament featuring in many posters. The river Thames is crossed by several bridges, with London Bridge and Tower Bridge being also at the cornerstone of various posters, some of them having new structures, such as the Ferris Wheel in the background.