Antwerpen Zuidstation 1902 - 1965

Description

A lost landmark of Antwerp brought back to life. Antwerpen Zuidstation 1902–1965 by Gert Paenen (Studio Frits) celebrates the historic railway station that once connected the city to the Scheldt docks. Bold colors and clean geometry transform this vanished building into a striking piece of architectural wall art.

Specifications

• Title: Antwerpen Zuidstation 1902–1965
• Artist: Gert Paenen (Studio Frits)
• Size: 30 × 40 cm
• Paper: Premium heavyweight art paper (300–350 g/m²)
• Print Type: Digital art print
• Packaging: Packed in a protective plastic sleeve with sturdy cardboard backing
• Origin: Belgium
• Frame: Not included
• Style: Architectural illustration, Antwerp history, graphic cityscape
  

Illustrator info

Gert Paenen, founder of Studio Frits, is a Belgian illustrator based in Antwerp. His work combines architecture, landscapes, and bold graphic forms, often celebrating iconic places and overlooked moments from the city’s past and present.