Limited Edition Print

Posted: 15/11/2018

Have you thought about a Christmas gift for a fellow OB or loved one?

This is your opportunity to own a stunning limited edition print of an 1884 painting of the historic quarter of Bromsgrove School.

You can purchase yours today by visiting our online shop here.

Please note that the deadline for ordering before Christmas is Monday, 17th December 2018. 



Beautifully capturing the scene of 134 years ago, this one-off print is from an original painting by the Birmingham artist Walter Reeves - depicting Hazeldene and Cookes House (the then Headmaster’s house), the Drama Studio (Big School) and the old School Chapel (once the drama studio and now the School’s Archives).

With the original painting having recently been donated back to the School after an absence of nearly fifty years, the Foundation has commissioned 500 high-quality prints - and this is your opportunity to own a rare souvenir of your time at Bromsgrove.

Perhaps your nostalgia will be stirred by your memories of time spent at School, Cookes or Hazeldene Houses? Or for those whose love of art, drama and the humanities/literature was kindled in one of the buildings shown?

Each limited edition print is numbered and signed by Headmaster, Peter Clague and accompanied by a history of the buildings by former Deputy Headmaster, Philip Bowen.


£135 for a mounted but unframed edition




£185 for a mounted and framed print (plus p&p or free collection from the School)



All funds raised from the sale of these prints will be donated to Bromsgrove School Foundation to provide life-changing bursaries to those who would not otherwise afford to come to the School.

You can purchase yours today by visiting our online shop here. 

Once your order has been received, we will contact you to confirm the method of delivery (courier or collection from School) and let you know when it is ready. The Alumni Office is on hand to answer any questions as to delivery or collection options and process your order. But be quick - we expect demand to be high, and once the 500th print has been sold, there will be no more.