Picture: Peveril of the Peak Manchester pub - art by Caroline Johnson » Filename: CAJ-Pevril-8205.jpg

The Peveril of the Peak is one of Manchester's most celebrated pubs. It has a unique triangular shape and shiny pea green exterior tiles. Here, artist Caroline Johnson has conveyed the effect of the tiles by overlaying upside down text. In the background is the facade of Chepstow House. St James's Buildings can be seen upper right and on the far right, the Tootals building.

In the artist's own words: Great Bridgewater St., Castlefield. Named after the stagecoach which travelled from Manchester to London, and ‘arguably Manchester’s most famous pub’.

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Mixed media and collage on paper 22cm x 20cm 8.7 x 7.9 inches

This image is from the Caroline Johnson premium collection, presented as part of the portfolio of Aidan O'Rourke photographer writer website publisher. Caroline Johnson is an artist from north west England who divides her time between her home region and France. The illustrations and paintings presented here depict street scenes from Manchester as well as locations in France. All images are available as prints, including large format canvas prints.

To find out more about Caroline Johnson, go to www.artistsmock.com and visit her blog http://artistsmock.blogspot.com

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Peveril of the Peak Manchester pub - art by Caroline Johnson

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Large canvas print - £289 Standard canvas print - £149 30x20" unframed print - £69 18x12" unframed print - £49 10x8 unframed print - £29

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