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Alexandra Palace
About Alexandra Palace:

Alexandra Palace, often called "Ally Pally," played a pivotal role in the history of television broadcasting. On November 2, 1936, it became the site of the world's first regular public television service, launched by the BBC. The palace's television studios were at the forefront of this groundbreaking technology, broadcasting to a captivated audience in the UK.

A landmark moment occurred in 1937 when Alexandra Palace facilitated the first transatlantic television transmission. This historic event involved sending television images across the Atlantic, demonstrating the potential of television to bridge vast distances and connect people globally. The successful transmission showcased the technical prowess of the time and set the stage for the future of global broadcasting.

Today, Alexandra Palace remains a symbol of innovation in broadcasting history, celebrating its legacy as a pioneer in television technology and its role in the early days of international communication.

Alexandra Palace (Ally Pally), Muswell Hill, North London

SKU: TOMA_1142
£20.00Price

  • What you can expect from us...

     

    • Products are illustrated, printed and framed in the UK.
    • We ship Internationally.
    • We produce Giclée quality wall art.
    • Fine art quality paper (210gsm - 280gsm).
    • Delivery of our framed prints and canvases can take up to 1-2 weeks.

     

    We use black wooden frames as a standard, with a mount as shown in the first image above.

     

    External dimensions of our mounted prints are:

     

    A4 = 340 x 427mm
    A3 = 427 x 550mm
    A2 = 550 x 724mm
    A1 = 724 x 971mm

     

    Please be aware that colours may vary slightly from what you see on your screen, depending on your monitor settings.

     

    Any questions? Please email jess@tomartacus.co.uk to discuss further.

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