“We recently got a call from John Beasley, Editor of “The Peckham Society News.” He had seen our “Peckham” postcard and offered us a great opportunity to promote it for us. So here it is with much thanks to a wonderful gentleman who has been one of the key supporters of the Peckham Community over many years, and a privilege for us to have had an article published in this highly respected, popular and all important magazine, read by many, both locally and abroad.” Richard Evans and David Hankin. 01/03/2013

Stephen Bourne, Historian of Black Britain, recently wrote an article for the Camberwell Society Magazine entitled “Growing up in Camberwell” and asked if I would submit two photos to go with the article, which appears below. Stephen kindly granted us permission to photograph the great vista of Camberwell itself (see below) as well as a stunning view of Walworth stretching back to the city skyline, which we made as the centre piece for our Walworth postcard.

Following on the Southwark News “Camberwell” postcards feature last year, we were delighted to have another one highlighting a further three new postcards, Brixton, Peckham and Walworth, along with the “Camberwell Celebrities” poster. Emma Ailes wrote the following about these projects.

The Richard Evans, David Hankin joint venture continues after the success of the Camberwell postcards.

Three new ones are now available, they being:

Further details of where they are available, can be found on this website.

To celebrate the series, this Pen, Ink and Watercolour featuring the iconic rugby stadium along with the fans that represent the six national teams, is available as Prints, Postcards and Greetings Cards from Par Ici, 41 Church Street, Twickenham. TW1 3NS or from this website.

The original painting can be seen at the “Fields of Vision – Landscapes past and present” Exhibition currently at Orleans House Gallery, Riverside, Twickenham until 25th March.

The “Twickenham Green” open edition fine art Giclee prints are now available in an A4 size format, from this website or at www.parici.co.uk.

Each one comes mounted, in an A4 black aluminium black gloss frame, with Perspex safety glazing, and ready to hang or free standing.

Alternatively, it can be supplied with just a single mount, so that you can choose any A4 format picture frame available at retail outlets.

This picture depicts Twickenham Green on a late Spring afternoon, at the start of the cricket season, with the trees still in blossom and hopefully creating an air of warmth, relaxation and optimism!