Iconic Glasgow Tote Bag (Black)

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Iconic Glasgow Tote Bag (Black)
Iconic Glasgow Tote Bag (Black) - Image 2

£12.50

This is a black tote bag featuring the text This Is My Glasgow and a collage of iconic photographs from around Glasgow taken by Colin M. Drysdale. These photographs are 1. The former Ogg Brothers Department Store at Paisley Toll, better known as the Angel Building; 2. Kelvingrove Art Gallery; 3. The former Beresford Hotel on Sauchiehall Street; 4.Glasgow University; 5. A classic Glasgow tenement art nouveau style decorative tile; 6. The former Langside Hull Church; 7. The Duke of Wellington Statue on Queen Street, topped by its customary road cone; 8. Charing Cross Mansions, one of the finest blocks of Glasgow tenements; 9. The 18th Century Pollok House on tthe SOUthside of Glasgow; 10. The famous Barrowland neon sign in the East End of the city; 11. The verdigris-covered dome on the top of the Edwardian Baroque style Mitchell Library; 12. Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s former Glasgow Herald Building on Mitchell Street.

The tote bag is approximately 37cm (14.5 inches) wide by 39 cm (15.25 inches) tall. The handles are approximately 30cm (12 inches) in length. The image itself (including the text) is approximately 30cm by 30cm (12 inches by 12 inches).

This image is also available as mounted print.

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This is a black tote bag featuring the text This Is My Glasgow and a collage of iconic photographs from around Glasgow taken by Colin M. Drysdale. These photographs are 1. The former Ogg Brothers Department Store at Paisley Toll, better known as the Angel Building; 2. Kelvingrove Art Gallery; 3. The former Beresford Hotel on Sauchiehall Street; 4.Glasgow University; 5. A classic Glasgow tenement art nouveau style decorative tile; 6. The former Langside Hull Church; 7. The Duke of Wellington Statue on Queen Street, topped by its customary road cone; 8. Charing Cross Mansions, one of the finest blocks of Glasgow tenements; 9. The 18th Century Pollok House on tthe SOUthside of Glasgow; 10. The famous Barrowland neon sign in the East End of the city; 11. The verdigris-covered dome on the top of the Edwardian Baroque style Mitchell Library; 12. Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s former Glasgow Herald Building on Mitchell Street.

The tote bag is approximately 37cm (14.5 inches) wide by 39 cm (15.25 inches) tall. The handles are approximately 30cm (12 inches) in length. The image itself (including the text) is approximately 30cm by 30cm (12 inches by 12 inches).

This image is also available as mounted print.

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