Mr Whippy

Demolition of Darlington Power Station, 1979
A striking black‑and‑white moment of industrial change

This powerful A3 Giclée print captures the dramatic demolition of Darlington Power Station in 1979, made all the more surreal by a Mr Whippy ice cream van passing calmly through the foreground. The juxtaposition of everyday life against a backdrop of collapsing industry creates a compelling and timeless documentary image.

Printed from an original photograph by Jack Dent, this edition is limited to just 25 prints, each one hand‑signed by the artist.

Produced as a digital archive pure pigment Giclée on premium Hahnemühle Photo Rag 310gsm, the print offers exceptional tonal depth, detail, and long‑lasting archival quality.

Details:

• Edition: Limited to 25, signed
• Print Method: Pure pigment Giclée
• Paper: Hahnemühle Photo Rag, 310gsm
• Size: A3 (29.7 × 42 cm) including 20mm borders
• Framing: Unframed

A perfect piece for collectors of industrial heritage photography, documentary art, or anyone drawn to striking contrasts in everyday British life.