A high-quality reproduction of Andrew Martin’s Manchester cityscape illustration. The print showcases some of Manchester’s iconic landmarks, including Castlefield and the Town Hall, surrounded by floral designs representing the city’s music, culture and history. The 22 bees represent the victims of the Manchester Arena bombings.

North West artist Louise Potter has captured one of the UK’s most unique buildings in a simple outline. Formally known as the Hollings Building, the Toast Rack is a Modernist structure in Fallowfield, Manchester. Designed by Leonard Cecil Howitt, it was formerly a university campus. A recognisable landmark for many locals, the building has recently been bought by developers as a part of Manchester's regeneration program.

A minimalist drawing of the front of Manchester Town Hall in Albert Square, by North West artist Louise Potter. One of the most iconic landmarks in the city, and regarded as one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in the UK, the Town Hall is also one of the most important Grade I listed buildings in England. It celebrated its 140th birthday in 2017.

A minimalist drawing by North West artist Louise Potter of Salford Lads Club, made famous by The Smiths when it featured on the cover of their third studio album in 1986. Established in 1903 as a purpose-built club for boys, the club has continued to provide this facility for more than 100 years (though it is now open to both boys and girls).

Michael Wylie’s hand-drawn illustration features locations, people and places from the past and present that make Manchester such an iconic city. His artwork is created using traditional drawing and painting techniques, with touches that add personality and uniqueness. The print features The Hacienda, HOME, Chetham's Library, The Palace Theatre and Afflecks, among others.

A hand-drawn illustration telling the story of Manchester’s music history. The print, from artist Michael Wylie, features inspiration from bands, musicians and venues that have shaped Manchester's iconic music scene, including lyrics and song titles from Oasis, The Stone Roses and Joy Division.

‘This is Manchester’ by Manchester-based designer and illustrator Frederick John is influenced by the iconic graphic design of the Peter Saville studio. The typography print showcases the distinctive Hacienda yellow and black colours and design features.

A mosaic-style decorative painting by Lucy Burgess that showcases some of the prominent features of Victoria Baths, a Grade II listed historic swimming pool. The front of the building has multi-coloured brickwork and terracotta decoration, while many of the windows have decorative stained glass. The baths were opened to the public in 1906, but since closing in 1993 have been restored and brought back to public use for activities including festivals and weddings.