The Three Crowns pub, Stoke Newington print

• Original hand pulled screen print
• 6 colours
• 30 x 40 cm
• Heritage White 315 gsm paper
• Edition of 50

The Three Crowns pub in Stoke Newington is a very popular local with a lively music venue called the Waiting Room in the basement. The Three Crowns was named to commemorate the visit of King James I, who was passing by in 1603 to be crowned King of Scotland, England and Ireland. The current building dates from 1898.

Signed and numbered on the front at the bottom.

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