Pavement posters & prints

Pavement Henry Shaw

Ornamental pavement Henry Shaw

Mosaic pavement from the British Museum, Holborn, London Anonymous

Roman tessellated pavement beneath Bank of England, London Anonymous

Pavement artist, 1946 Staff

Pavement Artist, circa 1945 Staff

Specimen of pavement used in the Church of St Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside, City of London George Gwilt

Pavement artist, Embankment, London McLeish

Roman tessellated pavement, discovered in Leadenhall Street, London James Basire II

Pavement, Cairo, 1891 John Singer Sargent

Pavement under the cupola of St Paul's Cathedral, London Anonymous

Roman mosaic pavement dating from 300 AD, found in Bucklersbury, City of London HR Payne

Roman pavement disovered in Cannon Street, City of London Anonymous

Roman Pavement Found in the Poultry Near the Mansion House London UK 1869 Anonymous

Ancient Roman Pavement Found in Threadneedle Street, 1841 Anonymous

Incised Pavement in the Choir of Lichfield Cathedral Anonymous

People at a pavement cafe, Paris Ernest Flammarion

Pedestrian Barriers on Pavement Anonymous

All Saints Pavement, York Louise Ingram Rayner

New York Pavements Anonymous

All Saints Pavement, York Louise Ingram Rayner

People at a well-known Parisian pavement cafe Ernest Flammarion

Flagellation of Christ, with the Pavement Workshop of Andrea Mantegna

Catalogue cover of Tile Pavements Dunnill & Co. Craven

Repavement of the Strand Anonymous

London: The Battle of the Pavements Anonymous

American, Head of an Old Man John Singer Sargent

Street Urchins Karl Witkowski

A thoroughbred November and London particular George Hunt

Mail coach outside the General Post Office, Lombard Street, City of London Charles Hunt

Copy of a mosaic pavement, black on white, Pavimento di Bacco del Palazzo di Augusto Pietro Santi Bartoli

Pavement of St. John the Evangelist Byzantine

The Paris International Exhibition: Messrs. Maw and Co.'s Exhibition of Encaustic Tile Pavement Majolica and Enamelled Tiles France 1867 Anonymous

Shadow and Shoes Annette Fournet

Five fashionably dressed men advance along Old Bond Street, Westminster, London James Gillray

Highbury Grove in 1846 - Dedicated by permission to the inhabitants Anonymous