Bank Underground station, London 2000 (Vintage Print) by Matt Stuart. We have the great pleasure to offer you the opportunity to own this vintage exhibition quality print by Matt Stuart. If you have any questions, please get in touch.
Specifications Bank Underground station, London 2000
Vintage Print Fine condition Signed on verso
Print size: 30.5 x 40.5 cm (12″ x 16″)
Actual image size: 26 x 38 cm (10″ x 15″)
About Matt Stuart
Matt Stuart (b. 1974) was raised in the leafy suburbs of Harrow, North West London. He admits to a less than distinguished school career. However, was called upon aged 11 to play a trumpet solo in front of the Queen Mother. Her Majestys reaction is not recorded. A little later, in 1986, Matt discovered skateboarding after watching the film Back to the Future. Skating occupied his every waking moment until 1994 when he looked up from the half-pipe and noticed that girls had got a lot more interesting. He also indulged in a brief, ill-advised affair with Kung Fu. Matts father, keenly aware that his son would never be the next Bruce Lee, introduced him to photography, handing over books by Robert Frank & Henri Cartier-Bresson. Ever since then, photography has been Matts overriding passion, although hes still quite interested in skateboards and girls.
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