UPSIDE DOWN BIKE – SIGNED LIMITED EDITION GICLÉE PRINT
Specifications:
Signed: Yes
Medium: Giclée Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 50
Print Size (cm): 45 × 31
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Print Notes:
All limited edition prints available as print-only or framed.
Finance options available at checkout.
Worldwide shipping available.
For full information, see Customer Care.
About Richard
Richard Turner is the Director of George Gallery. Before opening the gallery, he worked as a practising photographer, building a body of work shaped by everyday observations and the environments he moved through. As he continues to revisit this archive, Richard will be releasing a small number of online-exclusive prints drawn from photographs made between 2021 and 2024. These releases also mark the beginning of a return to new photographic work in 2026.
The first piece in this series, Upside Down Bike, was photographed in Brighton, the gallery’s hometown.
UPSIDE DOWN BIKE – SIGNED LIMITED EDITION GICLÉE PRINT
Specifications:
Signed: Yes
Medium: Giclée Print
Edition Type: Limited Edition
Edition Size: 50
Print Size (cm): 45 × 31
Klarna is available at checkout, offering buy now, pay later options subject to your country and approval.
Print Notes:
All limited edition prints available as print-only or framed.
Finance options available at checkout.
Worldwide shipping available.
For full information, see Customer Care.
About Richard
Richard Turner is the Director of George Gallery. Before opening the gallery, he worked as a practising photographer, building a body of work shaped by everyday observations and the environments he moved through. As he continues to revisit this archive, Richard will be releasing a small number of online-exclusive prints drawn from photographs made between 2021 and 2024. These releases also mark the beginning of a return to new photographic work in 2026.
The first piece in this series, Upside Down Bike, was photographed in Brighton, the gallery’s hometown.
