Faith In Geometry is a fine art black and white image of the Metropolitan Cathedral of Liverpool. It's modern architectural style and geometrical shapes make it a superb subject for fine art architectural photography.
The Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral is almost as synonymous with Liverpool as the Liver Building. Built in the 1960's but still looks modern by today's standards. It was designed by Sir Frederick Gibberd, who was the 2nd architect commissioned to design the cathedral. The cathedral's Krypt, was actually part of the original design by Sir Edwin Lutyen, which began construction in 1933 but abandoned due to the war.
A grade II listing was given to the Lutyens crypt in 1975, which was amended to include the entire cathedral in 1994. The listing was upgraded to grade I in 2025.
My interpretation of it embodies a quiet sense of hope and strength in dark times, expressed through the discipline and clarity of geometric form. .
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Materials: print on paper (mounted) Size: 18"x12" (print) | 24"x18"(mount) Mount: natural white with hand-debossed line Frame Size: to fit 24"x18" frame (not included) Number of editions: unlimited .
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Print Info
Printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta fine art paper using archival‑quality pigment processes to ensure exceptional depth, detail, and longevity.
Mount Info
The mount is museum‑grade natural white board with a hand‑debossed line that frames the image with subtle precision.
Open Edition
Please not: this is not a limited edition print and does not come with a certificate of authenticity.
