The West Pier

Brighton’s historic West Pier set against a striking purple sunset in Amber Jane Raab’s signature spiral composition.

The West Pier was an award winning piece of British architecture designed in 1866 that tragically burned down in 2002, leaving its black shell behind. Raab, like many others, was captivated by the pier's rich iconography, its intriguing history, and, of course, the breathtaking sunsets it offered as a backdrop.

High shine raised paints add texture and depth to the Old pier. And sprays and sparkles bring to life a vibrant full spectrum sunset.

About the Artwork:

• Digital design printed on a 12-colour Giclee printer.
• Produced by our highly experienced team, and embellished by hand by artist Amber-Jane Raab.
• Finished with canvas tape on the reverse, as well and a limited-edition card which gives you details and the edition number of the piece.
• 75-year fade resistant guarantee
• stretched onto 38mm kiln-dried gallery stretcher bars.
• Ready to hang - no fixings required, these can go straight onto nails/screws in the wall to stay flush with the wall.

The pieces come ready to hang, but you can also frame to give a stunning overall effect, check out Framing Services here where you can add a bespoke frame. We’re always here to help so if there is anything that isn’t clear, don’t hesitate to contact us.