| "Considerate Boy By Peter Blake" |
| "Godfather of British pop art, Sir Peter Blake, is one of the twentieth-century’s most prolific modern artists. Employing an astonishing array of styles and techniques, Blake’s work is nothing short of iconic: from the famous ‘Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ album cover - a meticulous collage of cult characters - to his compelling oil painting ‘Self Portrait With Badges’, Blake has developed a well-established and well-loved style over the last half a century. His recent ‘Wrestlers’ series follows the thread that his woven its way throughout his oeuvre: depicting wrestlers through a combination of the fictional and the real, Blake transforms celebrity faces into wrestling champions, rendered beyond recognition in his distinctive, painterly style. Within a thick, grey border, ‘Wrestlers - Considerate Boy’ depicts a man in a rainbow striped mask, his eponymous name printed under his profile, along with the British flag, to indicate the character’s nationality. Brilliantly iconic, ‘Wrestlers - Considerate Boy’ brings Blake’s early Pop styles into the twenty-first century with unwavering success."
Price: 750.00 |
| "The Tokyo Playboy By Peter Blake" |
| "Godfather of British pop art, Sir Peter Blake, is one of the twentieth-century’s most prolific modern artists. Employing an astonishing array of styles and techniques, Blake’s work is nothing short of iconic: from the famous ‘Sergeant Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’ album cover - a meticulous collage of cult characters - to his compelling oil painting ‘Self Portrait With Badges’, Blake has developed a well-established and well-loved style over the last half a century. His recent ‘Wrestlers’ series follows the thread that his woven its way throughout his oeuvre: depicting wrestlers through a combination of the fictional and the real, Blake transforms celebrity faces into wrestling champions, rendered beyond recognition in his distinctive, painterly style. Within a thick, grey border, ‘Wrestlers - The Tokyo Playboy’ depicts a man emblazoned with dragon tattoos, his eponymous name printed under his profile, along with the Japanese Rising Sun flag, to indicate the character’s nationality. Brilliantly iconic, ‘Wrestlers - The Tokyo Playboy’ brings Blake’s early Pop styles into the twenty-first century with unwavering success. ‘Wrestlers - Box Set’ is a Silkscreen Print series by acclaimed British artist Peter Blake. From a limited edition of 50 the set is signed and numbered by the artist."
Price: 750.00 |
| "Untitled Liz Taylor By Steve Smythe" |
| "The work of Steve Smythe is flavoured by his background as a graphic designer. Smythe’s prints - which make deft use of mixed-media techniques, collage styles, and material innovation - are distinguished by their bold use of colour and compositional practices, crossing the line from graphics to art in the style of early Warhol or Paolozzi. ‘Untitled - Liz Taylor’ depicts the famous face of Hollywood starlet Elizabeth Taylor, rendered in black and white ben-day dots. A striking use of 1960s Pop Art techniques, brought up-to-date with a contemporary twist, Smythe has created a distinctive and arresting aesthetic."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Amp - A3 By Lucy Bryant" |
| "Lucy Bryant is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, whose work is influenced by Pop art and the Punk music scene. Responding to contemporary culture, Bryant’s art subverts the everyday and the banal, always striving to disrupt the ordinary and create something entirely new. Her recent series appropriates the classic, antiquated landscape painting: steering away from the iconic work of the masters, Bryant favours the unloved and the unknown, those over-worked pastiches of a Turner or a Constable, that fill the tables of junk shops. Onto these, Bryant has added anachronistic motifs to create a jarring and unexpected end result. ‘Amp’ depicts a seventeenth century painting of gentleman, lute in hand, as he perches at a richly spread dining table. In the background sits his trusty Marshall amp, plugged into the stringed instrument. Sure, the lute might be top-of-the-range in the 1600s, but without good amplification, who’s even listening?"
Price: 150.00 |
| "Fag By Lucy Bryant" |
| "Lucy Bryant is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, whose work is influenced by Pop art and the Punk music scene. Responding to contemporary culture, Bryant’s art subverts the everyday and the banal, always striving to disrupt the ordinary and create something entirely new. Her recent series appropriates the classic, antiquated landscape painting: steering away from the iconic work of the masters, Bryant favours the unloved and the unknown, those over-worked pastiches of a Turner or a Constable, that fill the tables of junk shops. Onto these, Bryant has added anachronistic motifs to create a jarring and unexpected end result. ‘Fag’ depicts Rogier van der Weyden’s famous fifteenth century painting ‘Portrait of a Lady’: a striking, early Dutch image of a veiled woman, sitting for the painter. Only, in Bryant’s version, a smoking fag protrudes from her pouting lips, for a whole new, rebellious take on the original…"
Price: 125.00 |
| "Foxtons - A3 By Lucy Bryant" |
| "Lucy Bryant is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, whose work is influenced by Pop art and the Punk music scene. Responding to contemporary culture, Bryant’s art subverts the everyday and the banal, always striving to disrupt the ordinary and create something entirely new. Her recent series appropriates the classic, antiquated landscape painting: steering away from the iconic work of the masters, Bryant favours the unloved and the unknown, those over-worked pastiches of a Turner or a Constable, that fill the tables of junk shops. Onto these, Bryant has added anachronistic motifs to create a jarring and unexpected end result. ‘Foxtons’ depicts a nineteenth century painting of a pastoral landscape: a ruined turret perches on a cliff edge, while a lone farmer sits nearby. A turquoise and yellow Foxtons sign has been appended to the crumbling building - sure, this place might score high on the location front, but there are some serious structural issues keeping potential buyers at bay (literally - spot the white-sailed ship, hovering in the distant, ocean bay…)."
Price: 150.00 |
| "Kardashians By Lucy Bryant" |
| "Lucy Bryant is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, whose work is influenced by Pop art and the Punk music scene. Responding to contemporary culture, Bryant’s art subverts the everyday and the banal, always striving to disrupt the ordinary and create something entirely new. Her recent series appropriates the classic, antiquated landscape painting: steering away from the iconic work of the masters, Bryant favours the unloved and the unknown, those over-worked pastiches of a Turner or a Constable, that fill the tables of junk shops. Onto these, Bryant has added anachronistic motifs to create a jarring and unexpected end result. ‘Kardashians’ depicts a nineteenth century painting of a pastoral landscape, as a group of farm labourers and country-folk loll in the fields, under the shadow of an imposing, stone castle. Of course, no up-and-coming society would be complete without an enormous billboard, advertising the next series of ‘Keeping of with the Kardashians’. But no wonder the town inhabitants are looking so downcast - how much longer until it starts?!"
Price: 125.00 |
| "Snapchat - A3 By Lucy Bryant" |
| "Lucy Bryant is a contemporary artist and graphic designer, whose work is influenced by Pop art and the Punk music scene. Responding to contemporary culture, Bryant’s art subverts the everyday and the banal, always striving to disrupt the ordinary and create something entirely new. Her recent series appropriates the classic, antiquated landscape painting: steering away from the iconic work of the masters, Bryant favours the unloved and the unknown, those over-worked pastiches of a Turner or a Constable, that fill the tables of junk shops. Onto these, Bryant has added anachronistic motifs to create a jarring and unexpected end result. ‘Snapchat’ depicts an eighteenth century portrait of a beautiful young woman, decked out in a white silken dress with pink satin sash and delicate floral garland. But hang on, let’s not take things too seriously - before this profile pic goes public, better add the classic dog ears and nose: that’s sure to guarantee a good number of ‘likes’ (or ‘lols’?)."
Price: 150.00 |
| "Bob Marley By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Bob Marley’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous singer: backed by primary-coloured stripes, grinning Marley looks over his leather jacketed shoulder and out of the print. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the reggae star, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Casius Clay By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Cassius Clay’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous boxer: backed by primary colour blocks, Clay wears a blue ‘U.S.A’ sweater, his gloved-hand poised, as if ready to strike. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the sports star, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Elvis Presley pink and green By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Elvis Presley Pink and Green’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the king of rock and roll, using only black lines against a soft grey background. In a mash-up of twentieth century rock icons, Dixon has printed the singer’s name in pink and green letters: a visual nod to the famous album cover of London Calling by The Clash. An iconic work of art, Dixon has brilliantly merged cultural references, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Joe Strummer RAF By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Joe Strummer RAF’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Clash frontman. Backed by a flat block of electric-blue, Strummer peers ponderously out of the print, the collars of his black jacket turned up in the style of a rebellious James Dean character. In the corner, Dixon has added a red, 5-pointed star, emblazoned with the image of a rifle and the word RAF. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the nonchalant cool of the punk singer, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Johnny Cash MkII By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Johnny Cash MKII’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous country singer. Against a flat, turquoise-coloured background, Cash poses with his guitar, looking out towards the viewer with striking intensity. Over the image, Dixon has printed the words, ‘This Machine Kills Fascists’: the message that Woody Guthrie famously pinned to his guitar in 1941. An iconic work of art, Dixon has brilliantly merged cultural references, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Lennon & McCartney By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Lennon and McCartney’ depicts a pop-ified version of the famous David Bailey portrait of the Beatles frontmen. Using each of the primary colours, Dixon has created a bold, vibrant image: a modern-day icon to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Muhammad Ali By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Muhammed Ali’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous boxer. Against a flat, red background, Ali looks out toward the viewer, one gloved hand raised as if ready to strike. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the sports star, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Paul Weller By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Paul Weller’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Jam frontman. Against a Union Jack-printed background, Weller peers ponderously out of the print, his trademark sharp suit just visible. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the punk singer, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Sid Vicious By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Sid Vicious’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous punk icon. Sid snarls at the viewer, his lime green jacket contrasting against the red-coloured background, his black mop of hair melting into the shadows, and his distinctive padlock necklace looped around his neck. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the Sex Pistol, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Strummer This Land By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Joe Strummer This Land’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Clash frontman. Strummer seems to fade into the black background, his face, blue suit, and bright-red tie standing out for incredible contrast. Over the image, Dixon has printed the words, ‘This Land is Your Land’: the title of one of America’s most famous folk songs, written by Woody Guthrie. An iconic work of art, Dixon has brilliantly merged cultural references, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "The Ronettes By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘The Ronnettes’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the 1960s female three-piece. Against a flat red background, the singers pose in white dresses, looking out towards the viewer. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the girl band, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Johnny Rotten II (Steel Pulse) By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Johnny Rotten II’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Sex Pistols frontman. Against a sky-blue background, Rotten peers out of the print towards the viewer, his features reduced to the simplicity of a Julian Opie painting. An iconic work of art, Dixon has brilliantly merged cultural references, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Debbie Harry By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Debbie Harry’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Blondie singer. Against a flat, blue background, Debbie Harry looks straight towards the viewer, her messy hair created from sections of contrasting back and white, while highlights of lime-green and pillar-box red have been injected into the print for true pop panache. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the singer, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol: move over Marilyn…"
Price: 240.00 |
| "Billie Holiday By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Billie Holiday’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous blues singer: with her head thrown back and red painted lips parted, Holiday is caught in a moment of song. Despite the minimal lines and simple palette of black, white, mocha-brown and pillar-box-red, Dixon has artfully captured the intensity of emotion that Holiday pours into her soulful singing, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Johnny Rotten 76 By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Johnny Rotten’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous Sex Pistols frontman. Against a sky-blue background, which contrasts brilliantly against Rotten’s red hair, the anarchic singer peers out of the print and down at the viewer, his grey, safety-pinned jacket just visible. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of punk personality, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Ruby Wild By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Ruby Wild’ depicts the pop-ified portrait of a glamorous woman: against a pillar-box-red background, the woman peers to the side of the frame, looking sultry in her leopard print coat, groomed black hair, heavy eye make-up, and pouting red lips. Flashes of dynamic yellow complete the print, for an iconic work of contemporary Pop Art."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Sid Vicious By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Sid Vicious’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the eponymous punk icon. Sid snarls at the viewer, his lime green jacket contrasting against the red-coloured background, his black mop of hair melting into the shadows, and his distinctive padlock necklace looped around his neck. An iconic work of art, Dixon has captured the essence of the Sex Pistol, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Johnny Cash MkI By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Johnny Cash MKI’ depicts a pop-ified portrait of the young Cash: against a red background, Johnny looks out toward the viewer. Using clean simple lines and a flat palette of red, sage-green, black, white and peach, Dixon has artfully captured the essence of country singer, creating a modern-day print to rival Warhol’s Marilyn."
Price: 240.00 |
| "Punch Label By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Punch’ is an arrestingly striking print. Against an inky-black background, the piece depicts the EP sleeve of The Upsetter’s 1970 single ‘Dry Acid’, in shades of red, white, and blue. Truly iconic, this is contemporary Pop Art at its very best."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Redheads By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Redheads’ is an arrestingly striking print. Against a pillar-box-red background, the print depicts a 1950s-style illustration of a woman, drawn from simple lines of inky-blue against white, which contrasts beautifully against the dominant rouge. Licks of hair frame the woman’s face, but her barnet has merged seamlessly with the bright background, in this visually powerful celebration of the redhead. Graphically composed lines of type in white and blue, finish the print, for an iconic work of contemporary Pop Art."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Skull and Bones By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Skull’ is an arrestingly striking print. Against a striped background of green, red, and blue colour blocks, Dixon has printed the image of a skull and crossbones, in a jollier take on the traditional Jolly Roger flag. Truly iconic, this is contemporary Pop Art at its very best."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Sophie Marcaeu By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Sophie Marceau’ depicts the pop-ified portrait of the eponymous French actress, peering intently out of the print and away from the viewer. Using a simple palette of electric-blue, silver-grey and ice-white to create nuanced light and shade, Dixon has artfully captured the intensity of Marceau’s gaze, for an iconic work of contemporary Pop Art."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Studio 1 By Simon Dixon" |
| "Simon Dixon was a Brighton-based artist and print maker, whose fine art pieces centred around icons of the twentieth century. Dixon’s love of pop culture and deep interest in twentieth century history combine in a truly distinctive aesthetic: referencing 1960s Pop Art, his paintings are a big, bold and colourful reworking of the traditional portrait. ‘Studio 1’ is an arrestingly striking print. Against an inky-black background, the piece depicts the EP sleeve of the Mr Foundation 1968 single ‘Reggae Rumble’, using only a palette of brick-red against white. Truly iconic, this is contemporary Pop Art at its very best."
Price: 75.00 |
