The wonderful Plaza, illuminated in all its glory, looks fabulous by night.   The cinema opened its doors in 1939  and this  gourgous Art Decco building survived the 2nd World War.   It faced threat of demolition in the ninties, but locals fought for their beloved cinema and thanks to this, it remains open and is an intregral part of the areas community and charm - a tribute to the hard work and determination of local volunteers.
 
The painting is 31.5cm x 22cm, set in a single aperture, v groove, 1.4mm mount.  The classic black frame is 44cm x 34cm x  2cm. All original artwork comes with a certifcate of authenticity, is painted on 300grm, rough Archer Aquarell paper in Daniel Smith, extra fine, PrimaTek and Luminescent watercolours. These paints are formulated to meet and exceed the highest industry standards in lightfastness, color value, clarity and vibrancy.