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A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
Four images from the Ordinary Places series sit in a square.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
Four images from the Ordinary Places series sit in a square.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.
A photograph by Richard Heeps depicting a wooden door with a cross on it sitting slightly ajar set in a black and white striped wall. On the left hand side sits local community posters.

Chapel Door - Fisherman's Mission, Fleetwood, 1986

£75.00

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A wooden door with a prominent black cross, invitingly open to those heading to the chapel. The door is set next to a wall displaying a bold black and white striped wallpaper, and on the other side posters capturing this moment from the 1980s. Vintage interior photograph from Richard Heeps series Ordinary Places. It was Richard's first colour collection and was shot between 1986-1991, and it instantly won acclaim with an exhibition at The Photographer's Gallery. The collection has toured around the country exhibiting in many museums and galleries, being appreciated for Richard's unique aspect of capturing England on the brink of change. In 2016, he released a new edition of 25 printed in 11" x 11" to celebrate 30 years of his career, they were shown as part of his 30 Year Retrospective at MIA Photo Fair Milan.

This artwork is a limited edition gloss photographic print, dry-mounted to aluminium, presented in a museum board white window mount and a choice of black or white box frame made professionally in the UK. It is signed and numbered on reverse accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

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