Liverpool Heritage, Firsts & Cultural Highlights
Liverpool Heritage, Firsts & Cultural Highlights
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Print researched & designed with passion by Alejandro De Luna. Produced in small quantities and shipped from a small, independent business. |
Discover more than 800 years of Liverpool history with a unique infographic print that chronologically traces the cultural, scientific, social, musical, and industrial highlights of this unique cultural capital.
The print includes sections on art and medicine, industry and technology, education, journalism, pop culture, and more. It also compiles Liverpool's Nobel laureates.
Some Liverpool highlights and facts:
1272 - Monks establish the first Mersey ferry at Birkenhead Priory
1877 - The Walker Art Gallery becomes the first British public Art Gallery
1890 - John Alexander Brodie invents football goal nets
1902 - Sir Ronald Ross is awarded the first British Nobel Prize
1976 - Eric’s Club, an epicenter of the punk and post-punk movement, opens
Liverpool has the largest number of English Heritage Blue Plaques outside London
Liverpool is the most successful footballing city in England
Liverpool houses more museums and galleries than anywhere in the UK outside London
If you are a proud Scouser or if you love this historic city, this unique 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.