Gregory Lang - City Centre I Framed Print & Mount, 84.5 x 44.5cm, Blue/Grey
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Gregory Lang - City Centre I Framed Print & Mount, 84.5 x 44.5cm, Blue/Grey
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Skyscrapers dominate this abstract urban scene by artist Gregory Lang, mounted and framed. Gregory Lang is an American painter, best known for his urban landscape paintings. A New England native, Gregory was influenced by the region’s industrial surroundings before, at age 19, he moved to Berlin to study architecture - arriving only fourteen months after the fall of the Berlin Wall. Whilst in Berlin, Lang was exposed to a great deal of the underground outsider art emerging from the East and this had a big influence on his work. Today, editions of his urban landscape paintings are printed and distributed to over 70 countries worldwide. Lang’s abstract paintings create a statement on a wall. Have you thought about wall hooks and fittings?
Our Stylist Says
I love the Gregory Lang city print for its modern, understated appeal. The blue and grey tones make it incredibly versatile, perfect for adding a splash of colour and interest without overwhelming a space. It works well in contemporary interiors, especially in open-plan living areas, studies, or even bedrooms with a neutral palette. To style it effectively, consider pairing it with sleek, minimal furniture and some metallic or textured accessories to bring out the colours in the artwork. Hanging it at eye level in a well-lit spot will ensure it acts as a focal point, creating a polished and cohesive look in any room.
Sienna Brooks
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions
Dimensions can be found on John Lewis's website here
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