The Crystal Palace dinosaurs are one of the stranger things in London — Victorian-era concrete sculptures of creatures that turned out to be quite scientifically wrong, standing around a lake in South London as if absolutely nothing is unusual about this. I love them. I drew them from life, sketchbook in hand, while a number of passing dogs expressed mild alarm.
A good one for anyone who lives nearby and has walked past them a hundred times, or for someone who visited once and never quite got over it. Also an excellent choice if you have a child who is into dinosaurs and would appreciate being told that the ones in the picture are technically iguanodons standing upright.
The details
Giclee print on 230gsm archival paper — made to last, colours stay true
A4 (21 × 29.7cm) or A5 (15 x 21cm) with a 1cm white border all round
Signed by me on the front
Arrives in cellophane inside a hard-backed envelope — no bent corners
Unframed, fits a standard frame

