The Easter Road Globe (2024)

Hand drawn cityscape illustration of the home of Hibernian FC- Easter Road using pen and ink - prints available in a number of sizes.

Hibernian FC, founded in 1875, have played at Easter Road, since 1893. The old terraced ground, which used to stand on the site, holds the record for the largest crowd at an Edinburgh derby - over 65,000 in 1950. This was at a time when the “Famous Five” terrorised opposition defences, each of the forward line scoring over 100 goals.  

Following the Taylor report, the ground was rebuilt as an all-seater stadium with a capacity of just over 20,000. 

This hand drawn print designed by football stadium artist Ben Staves, would make a superb present for any Hibees fan, young or old, whether it be for a birthday, Christmas present or to celebrate trophy win! 

Please note that a frame is not included. All our prints include a mountboard border and a backboard. This is sealed in a protective sleeve and delivered flat, ready to frame. International orders will be sent rolled in a poster tube without a mountboard border.

All our prints are sized to fit standard sized frames. Please feel free to get in touch at info@stavesart.com if you have any questions about the artwork or framing options.