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High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in color and displayed in a black wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in color and displayed in a white wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in color and displayed in a natural wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in black and white and displayed in a black wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in black and white and displayed in a white wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in black and white and displayed in a natural wood frame.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The unframed “Old Town Layers” print is rendered in color.
High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The unframed “Old Town Layers” print is rendered in black and white.
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Old Town Layers

Sale price$190.00

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High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. From this angle, the building feels both solid and lived-in, its windows stacked like quiet observers over one of the city’s most traveled junctions. The glass panes in the foreground create a sense of distance, as if the city is being observed rather than explored. It’s a familiar Edinburgh moment, where everyday movement unfolds against centuries of stone and history.

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High Street meets Cockburn Street at this historic corner building in Edinburgh’s Old Town, viewed through a window that subtly frames the scene. The stone façade rises with rounded corners and layered masonry, a hallmark of late 19th-century Edinburgh architecture built to adapt to the steep drop of Cockburn Street below. The “Old Town Layers” artwork is rendered in color and displayed in a black wood frame.
Old Town Layers Sale price$190.00

THE PAPER & INK

We use museum-quality, Optica 300GSM fine art paper with a luxurious texture that enhances every fine detail and tonal nuance. Each print is brought to life with ultra-premium, pigment-based inks, ensuring rich, vibrant colors and unparalleled longevity for 75-100 years.

our glass

Our framing features crystal-clear, museum-grade acrylic that offers superior UV protection, preserving your print’s brilliance even in harsh sunlight. This lightweight, shatter-resistant material enhances clarity while ensuring safe, seamless shipping for a flawless presentation.

Strong wooden frames

Our frames are crafted from solid, premium hardwood (no plastic), offering a bold, gallery-worthy presence that exudes sophistication. Available in timeless black, crisp white, and rich natural finishes, each frame is meticulously constructed for strength, elegance, and lasting durability.