Brummy Artist UK
Joesph Sturge open edition fine art print
Joesph Sturge open edition fine art print
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✨ About the Artwork
Last year I’d heard about the statue of Joseph Sturge in Edgbaston, but it wasn’t until I was visiting Edgbaston Village during the Birmingham Light Festival that I realised I was only moments away from it.
So I went to find him.
Camera in hand, I documented the statue because I knew instantly this was something I wanted to honour in my art.

Joseph Sturge (1793–1859) was an English Quaker, abolitionist and radical reformer. He founded the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society (now Anti-Slavery International) and dedicated his life to ending slavery.
In the 1830s, he travelled to Jamaica and exposed the realities of the so-called “apprenticeship” system that followed the abolition of slavery.
His published reports helped persuade British Parliament to bring forward full emancipation. He also helped establish Free Villages for formerly enslaved people — one of which was named Sturge Town in his memory.
That’s huge.
And yet so many people in Birmingham walk past his statue without knowing who he was or what he stood for.
This artwork is my way of documenting him in Brum — placing light, botanical layers and atmosphere around the monument to symbolise growth, freedom and legacy.
It’s about remembering the people who shaped history, and making sure their stories don’t quietly disappear into the background.
It felt important to create.
- Because art can document.
- Art can honour.
- Art can remind.
- And Joseph Sturge deserves to be remembered.
— Sandra
Brummy Artist Birmingham ✨
🏡 Perfect For
✔ Living rooms and dining spaces
✔ Hallways and bright communal areas
✔ Homes that love nature-inspired art
✔ Contemporary and neutral interiors
✔ Thoughtful, meaningful gifts
❤️ Why You’ll Love It
- Captures light, renewal and a sense of hopeful energy
- A meaningful, conversation-starting piece
- Celebrates Birmingham, heritage and nature in harmony
- Limited edition — once sold out, it will not be reprinted
- Brings warmth, movement and atmosphere into your space
🖨 The Print
- Limited edition fine art print
- Hand-signed and numbered by the artist
- Printed professionally in the UK
📄 The Paper
- Museum-grade archival paper
- Acid-free and pH neutral
- Designed to last 80+ years without fading
- Beautiful surface texture with rich colour depth
- Every detail is chosen to ensure the artwork feels as special in real life as it does on screen.
📐 The Size
Available in two carefully considered sizes to suit different spaces:
A5 (14.8 × 21 cm)
A versatile size perfect for shelves, desks, bedside tables or building a gallery wall. Ideal for gifting or adding a subtle but meaningful artistic touch.
A4 (21 × 29.7 cm)
A stronger visual presence — ideal above consoles, sideboards or as part of a curated wall display. A lovely choice when you want the artwork to truly stand out.
🖼 Styling & Framing Tips
- To let the artwork shine, pair with simple, timeless frames:
- Slim black frame for contrast and definition
- White mount for a clean, gallery-style finish
- Natural wood for warmth and balance
🎁 Gifting
A thoughtful gift for:
- Birmingham lovers and history enthusiasts
- Those who appreciate meaningful storytelling through art
- New homeowners
- Birthdays, housewarmings and special occasions
- Anyone who values art with purpose and depth
🚚 Delivery
Each print is made to order and carefully packaged using eco-conscious materials.
Please allow approximately 1–2 weeks for printing and delivery.
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