Birmingham Heritage, Firsts & Cultural Highlights
Birmingham Heritage, Firsts & Cultural Highlights
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Discover Birmingham with a unique infographic print that traces the cultural, scientific, social, musical and industrial highlights of the jewel of the Midlands, from 1765 to the present day.
The print includes sections on Birmingham firsts and important events in music, medicine, technology and more. The print also compiles The University of Birmingham's 11 Nobel laureates.
The print includes some Birmingham highlights like:
1970 - Black Sabbath release their debut album, widely known as the first heavy metal album
1959 - The production of the 'Mini', the iconic British car, starts in Longbridge
1896 - John Hall-Edwards takes the first X-ray for medical purposes
1865 - Harry Gem and Augurio Perera are credited with originating the game of lawn tennis
If you are a proud Brummie or want to learn more about this city, this print is for you. Hang it on your wall with pride.
Questions?
Get in touch here or write me at:
alejandro@thesenseofdoubt.com

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Who’s Behind The Sense of Doubt ?
I’m Alejandro De Luna, the creator behind The Sense of Doubt; a solo studio in Madrid making wall art inspired by music, pop culture, and heritage. What began as a way to make sense of the records, places, and stories that shaped my life has grown into a visual archive that connects moods, history, and art.
I research, design, and hand-sign every piece myself in small batches, and today more than 10,000 art lovers in over 20 countries have my prints on their walls. People describe the work as “brilliantly researched,” “put together with great care,” and “a true labour of love.” That’s exactly what it is; no shortcuts, just me doing the work because I love it.