Black Country Postcard

The Black Country was at the heart of Britain's industrial revolution and remains a thriving, proud industrial region today. Coal mining, glass and steel making may have been replaced with new technology industries but their impact is still visible on the landscape and celebrated in the amazing Black Country Living Museum and Red House Glass Museum, both of which feature in my portrait of this iconic region. Breweries and leather making are also included within the artwork together with the famous anchor, made here in the Black Country, which was pulled by 20 Shire Horses to be hooked up to the Titanic. The TV series Peaky Blinders brought the Black Country to the attention of many and within my artwork celebrating the region, a BC native let us know it's Bostin'. Canals weave their way around the Black Country, linking Wolverhampton with Walsall in the north, Dudley with Stourbridge in the south. Once major transport routes, today they serve as places from which to escape the buzzing metropolis, whether it's on a narrow boat, on foot or on many of the cycle routes that skirt the edge of the multiple waterways.

Julia's vision of Black Country makes a cute and collectable postcard and is also available as a beautiful Art Print for your home.

Product Specification

• Size: 15x10cm / 6x4"
• Composition: 300gsm ultra pearlescent, hi-white paper
• Print: giclee/archival quality
• Made in England

Delivery Information

As Julia's postcards are made to order, we will print, pack and dispatch your products within 4 working days of receiving the order. 

·         Print and delivery to UK address: 5-7 working days

·         Print & delivery to EU address: 10+ working days

·         Print & delivery to Rest of the World: 12+ working days

·         Additional, small shipping charge, shown at checkout