Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in London is a reconstruction of the an Elizabethan playhouse first built in 1599. I saw "Rosencrantz & Guildenstern" in a live theatre when I was a teen. The play was based on the characters from Shakespeare's "Hamlet" and in opening scene, they flip a coin over and over, always seeming to end up "Heads" and it went on for about five minutes of flipping the coin. What are the chances? I believe 50/50 regardless of statistics may predict. Anyway, back to Shakespeare whose words taught me that the English language has evolved over time, and being a history nerd, I love watching the ol' movies with ol' English in the mix and one of my favorites is "A Knight's Tale" in which Geoffrey Chaucer shows up as a scribe (the author of "The Canterbury Tales"). So to say that I love this building is not enough, which is why I paint it. 

I’m sure Shakespeare never would’ve anticipated these colors. Randomly place colors. Something like a dream. Getting a straight line on these textured canvases is not easy. I don’t mind them a bit warbled or crooked, it just highlights the texture. My favorite part of this is the thatched roof.
 
See this piece of artwork in London with Signet Contemporary Art Gallery during these Spring Art Fairs:
 
Affordable Art Fair Battersea, London
Dates: March 12 - 16, 2025
 
Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, London
Dates: May 8 - 11, 2025