West Ham United Upton Park Gates Art Print - Originals Edition

This one goes back to where it all started.
Before the maps. The original Ground Designs.
Just clean minimalist lines and bold club colours— the essence of the ground itself.
Each design is a subtle nod to the architecture of football.
A location. An entrance. A balcony. A seat pattern.
Something about it caught our eye — and stayed with us.

The Boleyn Ground (or Upton Park) was West Ham's home from 1904 to 2016, and for many fans it remains where their heart is. A proper football "ground", with a tight atmosphere inside and out, it was a major part of the Hammers' identity for generations, and the emotional fallout from leaving it is still being felt by many.

One of the ground's oldest and most distinctive features could be found outside the main entrance on Green Street - a pair of wrought-iron gates erected in 1956, which were renamed after legendary manager John Lyall in 2009 following his death three years earlier.

Printed on premium semi-glossy paper,

the colours sing,
the details stay crisp,
and the atmosphere lingers.

170 gsm weight, 0.19 mm thickness — made to last.
FSC-certified, sustainably sourced.

Available in A3 (29.7 × 42 cm), A2 (42 × 59.4 cm) and now A1 (59.4 × 84.1 cm)

Whether it’s for your hallway, your home office, or above the telly — this is football art made for grown-ups.

A thoughtful gift for fans who like their nostalgia with a bit of design know-how.

Custom printed to order and made just for you, so please allow 7 days to get to you.