Description

Flat Iron Market by Tom Brown.

The ‘Flat Iron’ area derives its name from the triangular-shaped plot of land which contained both Trinity Church and the market itself. The plot resembled the shape of a flat, hot coal heated iron commonly used for ironing clothes.

From the original pastel, the giclee print has an image size of 32 x 27cm and supplied with a 40 x 50cm mount. Registered with the Fine Art Trade Guild as an ArtSure approved, open-edition, giclee print.