The Bill of Rights Framed & Mounted Print Watches 'How to Read London' reveals

'How to Read London' reveals through the built environment how the city's domestic

An exquisite Royal Scot crystal tot glass

home of the Parliamentary Archives and the highest tower in the Palace of Westminster

which was invented by Sir Kenelm Digby

This black and white photograph from 1905 shows a view of the Palace of Westminster from the south bank of the Thames

The Bill of Rights Framed & Mounted Print Watches 'How to Read London' revealsA framed and mounted print of The Bill of Rights, 1688 by James Northcote, from the Parliamentary Art Collection. All our fine art prints are produced on heavy (200gsm) museum quality paper with a textured, matt finish. Our framed and mounted prints use high quality wood milled with simple clean lines and a satin finish. Off white matt window mount Handmade by specialist picture framers Delivered ready for hanging Find out more about Art in