Bombay 100 Years Ago

Churchgate Station

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Rs. 3,000

Medium & Surface: Inkjet print on archival paper
Framing Info: This work is mounted and pasted on sunboard and comes with a dark brown color wooden framing option

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Description

Churchgate Station has been the southernmost station of Bombay since the 1930s and gets its name from the area it is located in, Church Gate Street (now Veer Nariman Road). Up to the mid 19th century, Bombay was a walled city with three gates; Church Gate, named after St Thomas Cathedral, was one of the gates located near Flora Fountain. The first suburban service in the city with steam traction was introduced in 1867 and extended to Churchgate in 1870. The first electric train was introduced in 1928 between Churchgate and Borivali. Churchgate is the head office of the Western Railway. The building was constructed in 1899 under the direction of Frederick William Stevens in the Indo-Saracenic architectural style.

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▼What printing materials and process do you use?

Open edition prints can be printed on paper or canvas and they follow Giclce printing process. We use Epson Enhanced Matte Paper (192 gsm) and HP Artist Matte Canvas (390 gsm). These options are in line with international fine art printing standards, Limited edition prints are sold as per the material desired by the photographer.

◄What sizes are prints available in?

Open edition prints are available in sizes S, M, L, XL, and XXL which are approximate to A4, A3, A2, A1 and A0 sizes respectively. We have chosen these because they are standard sizes and provide easy reference points to visualize your print. Limited edition prints are sold as per the size and specifications desired by the photographer.

Paper print sizes S and M will have 1” visible border on all sides. Paper print sizes L , XL and XXL will have 2” visible border on all sides.

All Canvas prints will have 2” non visible border on all sides for stretching and framing purpose.

◄Can all prints be ordered with a frame?

We offer framing for sizes S, M, and L. For larger sizes, due to high shipping costs and chances of damage, we recommend buying the print rolled and framing it locally. Additionally, canvas prints can also be bought stretched, without a frame. All our frames are made of wood.

◄How long will it take to receive my order?

Once an order is placed, it is printed, varnished (in case of canvas), framed and packaged. Shipments to most locations within India will arrive within 10 days from the date of the order. You can track the shipment once it has been dispatched with the Tracking ID/Waybill number mentioned in your order dispatch email.

◄Do you ship outside India?

No, we currently do not ship internationally.

◄In what form are the prints sold?

Prints can be ordered rolled, framed or stretched (canvas only).

◄Can I gift wrap my prints?

Yes, we can gift wrap your print for an additional cost. Please select and add the "Gift Wrap" item to your cart during checkout.

◄What are the shipping charges?

Shipping within India is free. We currently do not ship internationally.

◄How do you package the prints?

Unframed open edition prints and all limited edition prints are packed in cardboard postal or PVC tube. Framed open edition works are packed with bubble wrap, foam, corrugated paper and cardboard.

◄Are there any hidden or additional charges?

No, the price you pay includes the cost of the product, any taxes, as well as free shipping within India.