New Brighton Lighthouse

New Brighton lighthouse dates back to the 1830s , it is now decommissioned and it sits on an area known locally as perch rock and it guards the River Mersey.

It is one of the best known landmarks on the Wirral and it can look spectacular at different times of the day with its beautiful views of the ever-changing Liverpool skyline.

The lighthouse is painted using vivid colours in an abstract style on acrylic paper, which is presented in a framed mount.

The frame is black in colour and has a glass cover, it is ready to hang fitted with string cord.

The orginal painting comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity.