The image displays an upward view of the ornate Art Nouveau tile facade of Edward Everard's Printing Works, located on Broad Street, Bristol, United Kingdom

The image displays an upward view of the ornate Art Nouveau tile facade of Edward Everard's Printing Works, located on Broad Street, Bristol, United Kingdom. The multi-story structure is constructed primarily of light-colored stone and extensively decorated with colorful glazed ceramic tiles. The sky is overcast. At the building's apex, a semi-circular gable mural depicts three figures: two on the left, one holding a torch and the other a mirror, and a third figure on the right holding an object. Below this mural, three smaller arched windows are visible. The mid-section features three prominent tile panels above two large, arched windows with wooden frames. The left panel shows a figure operating a printing press, with the word "GUTENBORG" inscribed above. The central panel depicts a stylized angel with large, multi-colored wings, with the word "MORRIS" visible to its right. The right panel illustrates a robed figure holding a tablet inscribed with the alphabet ("A B C D..."). A slender stone turret, featuring a pointed, copper-colored cap, rises from the upper right section of the building, adjacent to a plainer, taller brick structure. Below the two large arched windows, the name "EDWARD EVERARD" is spelled in white stylized serif letters on a blue tile band. This band is immediately followed by a continuous decorative tile frieze, characterized by alternating green triangular motifs containing white stylized symbols and red heart-shaped motifs with black symbols, set against a background of blue scrollwork. The ground level of the building presents a central, deeply recessed archway serving as an entrance, illuminated from within. A smaller arched window is partially visible to the left of the archway. A white security camera is mounted on a plain white wall segment on the far left edge of the frame.