Step back in time with this striking Crystal Palace print, finished in radiant silver foil on a teal background. Crystal Palace was inspired by Sir Joseph Paxton’s original masterpiece of glass and iron. This artwork captures the building’s grandeur and light in a design that shimmers as you move.

Presented in a solid wood A3 frame (535 × 435 × 20 mm) with a white mount, each print is printed in small batches of around 200. Once this run sells out, subtle updates will be made, which may include a shift in background colour or a tiny change in detail. If you love this exact version, it’s best to order while it's available.

Each piece is carefully packaged in sustainable materials and sent Special Delivery or Signed For. You’ll also find a QR code inside, linking to Vicky’s original poem and video for an immersive art experience.

Did you know?
Crystal Palace was first built as a temporary event hall in Hyde Park in 1851 for the Great Exhibition. It was a dazzling showcase of British design and innovation. It was reconstructed in Sydenham and became a hub for art and culture until it was destroyed by fire in 1936. Its story lives on, captured here in light, foil, and memory.