The Globe Theatre Print (Starry Night)

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Description

This image of the Globe Theatre under a starry night sky was commissioned from print artist and illustrator, Jesse Eve Watkins, to grace the label of our traditional mead. We thought it was so beautiful that we should offer it as a print!

Available in sizes A4 and A5. The print comes unframed in a compostable sleeve.

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Delivery

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Customer Reviews

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Gordon T.
Beautiful artwork

This art really captures the feeling of The Globe, you can almost imagine what it must have been like back in the day.

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Jon S.
Beautiful view of the Globe Theater

I bought this print on a visit to the Globe Theater to see a show. It is a beautiful view of the old theater on the river and really evokes what it must have felt like in Shakespeare's time.

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Miriam K.
Disappointment

I have been a dedicated follower of my beloved Globe Theatre and its play productions for many years and have bought many of its gorgeous products…. And just as I wanted to complete another order (the beautiful new print of the Globe) I got aware that years after Brexit now the Globe suddenly doesn‘t ship to the EU anymore - for whatever reason - with worldwide shipping still available.
That behaviour to me seems a disgrace to the whole point of the Globe which was to make theatre accessable for everyone in the first place. I am sad. Shame on you!