King George Street Sign – Tel Aviv Photography
A photograph of the King George Street sign in Tel Aviv, captured by Ido Biran in 2014. Named for King George V of the United Kingdom, King George Street is one of central Tel Aviv's well-known streets, running through the heart of the city and connecting several important commercial and cultural areas. The photograph focuses on the street sign itself, turning an everyday element of Tel Aviv's urban landscape into a simple graphic composition. Street signs can be surprisingly effective symbols of a city. They identify places while also becoming part of the visual language of the streets—and this photograph is part of Ido Biran's ongoing documentation of Tel Aviv's urban environment. A clean and distinctive Tel Aviv street sign photography print for anyone who knows King George Street, loves Tel Aviv, or appreciates graphic urban photography. All prints are signed by Ido Biran, printed on luster semi-glossy paper and made to order.
King George V (1865–1936) was King of the United Kingdom and the British Dominions from 1910 until his death in 1936. He was the monarch during the First World War and the early years of the British Mandate in Palestine. King George Street in Tel Aviv was named in his honor.
# T I T L E : KING GEORGE STREET SIGN | #LOCATION: KING GEORGE STREET TEL AVIV#TIME: PHOTOGRAPHED IN 2014 | #CATALOG NUMBER: 511
