Kev Hardy Art
Leaning Tower of Pisa
Leaning Tower of Pisa
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Originally intended as the bell tower for Pisa Cathedral, the Leaning Tower became famous almost by accident.
Construction began in 1173, but the soft ground beneath the foundations soon caused the structure to tilt. Work paused for decades due to wars and political unrest, and by the time construction resumed, the lean had become impossible to ignore.
Rather than abandoning the project, builders adapted their designs as they continued upward, creating one of the world’s most charming architectural imperfections.
Illustrations are available in A4 (210 x 297mm) A3 (297 x 420mm), and A2 (420 x 594mm) sizes. Printed on 200gsm museum-quality fine art paper. Please note that image size will be smaller than the paper size to allow mounting and framing.
Frames are high quality wood and glass. No plastics. Please allow an extra 40mm on width and height for all print sizes when measuring wall space.
Greetings Cards are 7x5" (177 x 127mm). Printed on 330gsm card with a UV varnish. Blank inside for your own message. Available as a single card or a pack of 10, complete with envelope/s.
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