An original 1996 watercolor of London's Battersea Power Station by British artist Charles Foster-Hall, who exhibits regularly at the Royal Watercolour Society's Bankside Gallery in London. Painted during the building's long derelict period before its restoration, the work captures the original chimneys and the now-removed riverside loading crane in confident washes of orange, ochre, and indigo. A documentary view of one of the most photographed industrial landmarks in the world, immortalized on Pink Floyd's 1977 Animals album cover. Signed and dated lower right. Presented in its original gold-finish wood frame with deep blue conservation mat. Item Details: Period: Late 20th Century Style: Contemporary Country of Origin: United Kingdom Materials: Watercolor, paper, wood, glass Subject: Cityscape, architectural, industrial landscape Medium: Watercolor on paper Color: Orange, ochre, indigo, slate blue Condition: Excellent. Strong color, no foxing or fading, clean verso Framed/Unframed: Framed (original frame) Signed: Yes, signed and dated "C. Foster-Hall 1996" lower right and upper right Original: Yes, original watercolor (not a print or reproduction) Year: 1996 Dimensions: 26.5" h x 20.5" w framed