Pompidou by Florent Bodart Iona Gilburt The composition leans on the

The composition leans on the visual language of mid-century collage and tribal geometry

almost architectural clarity

The sharpness of the fine art print ensures that City Art’s graphic sensibility comes through with full clarity and impact

Marcel Breuer's revolutionary Wassily Chair — one of the first tubular steel furniture designs — is reinterpreted here through Rosi Feist's sharp geometric lens

Printed as a fine art print on our matte archival paper

Pompidou by Florent Bodart Iona Gilburt The composition leans on theFlorent Bodart distils the Centre Pompidou into its graphic essence a celebration of exposed structure, primary colour, and radical architectural thinking. The composition strips away context to focus on what makes the building iconic: its inside out logic, its bold palette, its refusal to hide the mechanisms of its own making. Bodart's flat, poster influenced style is a natural match for a building that was always its own best advertisement. Printed