This is a fine art print of the original watercolour & ink painting of the Richmond Riverside from across the river.
Richmond Bridge was built between 1774 and 1777, making it the oldest surviving bridge of the River Thames, dating back to Roman times. It replaced a ferry crossing, connecting Richmond town centre on the east bank with the district of East Twickenham to the west.
In the summer the Riverside is bustling with people enjoying the sun, with restaurants and pubs spilling out onto the street, and bustlers regularly in attendance. The location of this painting can be reached by going to what3words.com and entering: warm.still.cones
 
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Watercolour by Marcus Müller
Pictured by Alex Barros