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| "Pink Monroe By Steve Smythe" |
| "‘Pink Monroe’ features a portrait American actress, model and icon Marilyn Monroe in Steve Smythe’s signature and contemporary style with a collaged effect as the backdrop and gorgeous pink colour tones to it."
Price: 120.00 |
| "Audrey Hepburn, 1961 by Bud Fraker" |
| "Audrey Hepburn, 1961 by Bud Fraker is a high quality print on Fine Art Paper. In this relaxed portrait of Hollywood icon Audrey Hepburn she is wearing a big brimmed hat and playing with her sunglasses."
Price: 47.00 |
| "The Savage Garden #5 By Prefab77" |
| "Art collective Prefab77 take contemporary street art to new heights - literally. Their urban artworks to-date include awe-inspiring paste-ups in Newcastle and Brighton, each spanning the size of a three storey building. Their work relies on heavy texture, using collage techniques, thick application of gloss, and bounteous coatings of spray-paint, to create bold, busy and beautiful prints. ‘The Savage Garden #5’ depicts the photorealist profile of a woman, surrounded by a kaleidoscopic array of monochrome patterns, type, and graphics. Hints of colour pepper the print, from bright pink lipstick and piercing blue eyes, to scatterings of aerosol pigment and gentle washes of soft hue. It’s a piece that’s rich in texture and design: a triumph of contemporary street-to-canvas aesthetics."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Doli Capax - Printers Proof #2 By Prefab77" |
| "Art collective Prefab77 take contemporary street art to new heights - literally. Their urban artworks to-date include awe-inspiring paste-ups in Newcastle and Brighton, each spanning the size of a three storey building. Their work relies on heavy texture, using collage techniques, thick application of gloss, and bounteous coatings of spray-paint, to create bold, busy and beautiful prints. ‘Doli Capax - Printers Proof #2’ is an experimental proof, created during the production of Prefab77’s sell-out original ‘Doli Capax'. A striking image, ‘Doli Capax - Printers Proof #2’ depicts a crowbar-wielding woman, comprised from an eccentric array of collage cuttings: her photorealist face peers out from a halo of kaleidoscopic patterns, which merge into a full-bodied, graphic dress of impressive proportion. Against a busy monochrome backdrop of lotus-flowers and lightning-bolts, softly hued with scatterings of spray-paint, the print is a compelling triumph of contemporary street-to-canvas aesthetics."
Price: 250.00 |
| "Everything Happens… (Sunmaid Raisin box) By Antony 'H' Haylock" |
| "Antony ‘H’ Haylock knows how to have a little fun with art. His work centres around iconic, inanimate objects which, as he says, contain “the power to evoke an emotion, a memory, a visual time stamp.” H’s prints artfully blend high-impact compositional technique with tongue-in-cheek wit to produce an appealing aesthetic that combines pop-art themes and styles with fine art skills and a penchant for word play. ‘Everything Happens… (Sunmaid Raisin Box)’ reproduces the familiar, Sunmaid raisin box, big and bright in its palette of fire-engine red and sunshine-yellow. The piece is reminiscent of Warhol’s Campbell Soup can, but H doesn’t stop at basic image replication: drips of paint stream from base of the raisin box and the branding typography has been replaced with tongue-in-cheek word play, reading ‘Everything Happens For A Raisin’. Bold, brash and fun, the piece is beautifully executed to maximum impact."
Price: 195.00 |
| "Camouflage, 1987 by Andy Warhol" |
| "Camouflage, 1987 is a museum quality art print featuring one of Andy Camouflage silkscreens. In the 1980’s Warhol produced a whole series of works inspired by camouflage patterns. He had his assistant go to the local New York army surplus store near Union Station to buy some camouflage fabric which was photographed and then used to make a variety of screens. Camouflage is used to disguise yet is so instantly recognisable by its pattern this probably appealed to Warhol and his love of Band’s and disguising himself. Warhol used bright pop colours at odds with the usual band colour of camouflage. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 43.00 |
| "Liz, 1963 by Andy Warhol" |
| "Elizabeth Taylor is one of many celebrities captured in Andy Warhol’s iconic pop art style. Warhol used a publicity photograph for Taylor’s film ‘Butterfly 8’ as the basis for this particular screenprint. The use of the same image in a variety of colourways started with Marilyn Monroe in 1962, by the 1980’s people were paying to have their portrait done in this style by Warhol. Here Elizabeth Taylor is set on a red background with red lips and blue eye shadow. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 78.00 |
| "Antar, 1985 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
| "Antar was painted in 1985 by graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. On the bright blue background are objects reflecting Basquiat’s African heritage including two wooden sculptures."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Ass Killer, 1984 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
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Price: 42.00 |
| "Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose by John Singer Sargent" |
| "This painting of two girls hanging Chinese lanterns in the early dusk amongst lily flowers and roses was inspired by a boat trip Sargent took on the Thames at Pangbourne. Seargent went on to complete his studies for the painting outside at dusk every night to get the light just right as the summer ended he has to replace the flowers with artificial ones. The two girls were Polly and Dorothy (Dolly) Barnard, the daughters of his friend the illustrator Frederick Barnard The title comes from the song 'The Wreath', by the eighteenth-century composer of operas Joseph Mazzinghi, which was popular in the 1880s. The refrain of the song asks the question 'Have you seen my Flora pass this way?' to which the answer is 'Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose'."
Price: 33.00 |
| "Panel of Experts, 1982 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
| "Panel of Experts, 1982 is a museum quality print of an original collage by graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Panel of Experts is a great example of how Basquait collage together his own writings and images into his works. It features his three pointed crown and various images of a duck a volcano a gun and fighting cartoon humans. The Madonna in the text may refer to the pop singer who was his girlfriend or a religious reference it is not clear."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Marilyn (Special Edition) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 78.00 |
| "Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn), 1967 (black) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn), 1967 (black) by American pop artist Andy Warhol is a museum quality open edition art print. Marilyn Monroe encapsulated two of the recurrent themes in Warhol’s work celebrity and death. She died in 1962 and in the following years Warhol made a series of silkscreens using a publicity photo of her from the film Niagara 1953, taken by Gene Kornman. This is one of a series of silkscreens in different colours produced by Warhol and his assistants in the Factory Studio New York. Wahol’s images of in different colours published by the artist and his assistants under the name Factory Additions, New York, in 1967 Marilyn Monroe are some of his best known and the style has been used by countless artists. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Untitled by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled is a museum quality art print of an original work by American graffiti artist Keith Haring. This work features a recurring image in Haring’s work of a figure holding a crawling baby above its head. In this image the figure is blue and the baby is yellow."
Price: 72.00 |
| "U is for Uniform - Erotic Alphabet By Cassandra Yap" |
| "This incredible series by Cassandra Yap is a naughty and exciting take on the alphabet, featuring letters made up of vintage erotic imagery. These seductive images correspond with the erotic word written in elegant font underneath and create a scintillating work of art."
Price: 35.00 |
| "Untitled, KH07 by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled, KH07 is a high quality art print of an original work by graffiti artist Keith Haring. Keith Haring’s signature comic book style has come to be shorthand for 1980’s pop culture"
Price: 48.00 |
| "Oxidation Painting, 1978 by Andy Warhol" |
| "Oxidation Painting, 1978 is a high quality art print based on a work by pop artist Andy Warhol. It features a quote for the artist ‘Art is what you can get away with’ his name the title of the series of paintings ‘the piss paintings’ and the years they were created 1977-1978. Warhol’s Oxidation or Piss paintings were created with canvases spread on the floor and painted with copper paint while the paint was still wet he would invite assistants or visitors to the factory studio to urinate on them. The uric acid would then oxidize the metal in the copper paint and create the final image. It was both a homage and parody of Jackson Pollocks abstract drip paintings. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 48.00 |
| "Self Portrait, 1986 by Andy Warhol" |
| "This blue coloured self portrait is one of a whole series Andy Warhol created in the year before his death. Warhol strongly controlled his image through his career and worked just as hard on cultivating the image of the artist and he did on creating his art. He took a whole series of polaroid’s often in his striking ‘fright wig’ and then used these to create silkscreen portraits along the lines of the celebrity portraits he had created throughout his career. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 96.00 |
| "Self Portrait, 1986 (brown camo) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Self Portrait, 1986 (brown camo) is a museum quality print of an original work by American pop artist Andy Warhol This self-portrait is one of a whole series Andy Warhol created in the year before his death. Warhol strongly controlled his image through his career and worked just as hard on cultivating the image of the artist and he did on creating his art. He took a whole series of polaroid’s often in his striking ‘fright wig’ and then used these to create silkscreen portraits along the lines of the celebrity portraits he had created throughout his career. Here he combines his portrait with camouflage that he used in his artwroks exploring the paradox of it being to hide in the army use and to stand out in its use in fashion. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc"
Price: 42.00 |
| "Flowers, c.1964 (1 purple, 1 blue, 1 pink, 1 red) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Flowers, c.1964 (1 purple, 1 blue, 1 pink, 1 red) is a high quality open edition print of an original silkscreen by American pop artist Andy Warhol. Being square meant you could hang these flowers any way you wanted depending on what angle you liked. The original image for the flowers came from a photograph of seven hibiscus flowers taken by Patricia Caulfield in the magazine called Modern Photography. Warhol cropped this image to a perfect square and manipulating the flowers so they fitted. The use of someone else’s photograph in his work lead to a law suit and after this Warhol only used his own photographs in his work. Warhol produced the same collection of flowers in a whole variety of colours this has each flower in a different colour purple, blue, pink and red. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 31.00 |
| "Eggs, 1982 (pink) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Eggs is a more abstract piece by the iconic Andy Warhol. This gorgeous museum quality print by Andy Warhol depicting a cluster of eggs in a sweet pastel pink contrasting with its stark black background ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 43.00 |
| "Man with Rabbit Mask, c.1979 (Special Edition) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 144.00 |
| "Sketch for a Milk Cup, 1920 by Wassily Kandinsky" |
| "Sketch for a Milk Cup, 1920 is a high quality giclee print of an original work by Wassily Kandinsky. Only one left in stock"
Price: 36.00 |
| "Pictures at an Exhibition Figures Image XVI, 1930 by Wassily Kandinsky" |
| "This is a high quality giclee print of Pictures at an Exhibition Figures Image XVI, 1930 by Wassily Kandinsk."
Price: 36.00 |
| "Vogue July 1954 by Cecil Beaton" |
| "Vogue June 1954 fashion photograph by Cecil Beaton is a high quality art print on Gloss Photopaper. One of many photographs taken by photographer Ceil Beaton for Vogue this shot features a woman in a dress looking down juxtaposed with stripes (a piece of fabric) coming from the left of the image."
Price: 66.00 |
| "Bar at the Folies-Bergere by Edouard Manet" |
| "Bar at the Folies-Bergere is a high quality open edition art print of an orgial painting by Édouard Manet."
Price: 36.00 |
| "Le Pont Japonais dans le Jardin de Monet by Claude Monet" |
| "Claude Monet painted the same Japanese bridge and waterlilies in his garden at Giverny at different times of the year and different times of the day trying to capture the varying light and colours of each unique occasion. The garden is a work of art in itself it was created by Monet who was as keen a gardener as he was an artist and it still draws visitors every year."
Price: 47.00 |
| "I Never Read (Special Edition) by Andy Warhol" |
| "I never read, I just look at pictures is one of many quotes by Warhol who spent a lot of time cultivating his public image. Warhol also used the silkscreen printing method in creating his bright and colourful pop art. This print has been published with the help, advice and authorisation of the Andy Warhol Foundation. This high quality print was produced using the silkscreen method. Silkscreens are created one colour at a time making them ideal for artworks featuring bold areas of colour. Image Credit: ©/®/TM 2016 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 100.00 |
| "Not A Beauty (Special Edition) by Andy Warhol" |
| "If everybody’s not a beauty then nobody is’ is one of many quotes by Warhol who spent a lot of time cultivating his public image. Warhol also used the silkscreen printing method in creating his bright and colourful pop art. This print has been published with the help, advice and authorisation of the Andy Warhol Foundation. This high quality print was produced using the silkscreen method. Silkscreens are created one colour at a time making them ideal for artworks featuring bold areas of colour. Image Credit: ©/®/TM 2016 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 100.00 |
| "Maybe Pasteup By Steve Smythe" |
| "Steve Smythe’s vibrant and contemporary works often find inspiration in modern day society and feature portraits of beautiful women – some iconic celebrities such as Marilyn Monroe and Audrey Hepburn. This stunning piece encompasses a portrait of a woman surrounded by collaged elements in green, pink and monochrome colours. ‘Maybe Pasteup’ is signed by the artist."
Price: 495.00 |
| "Good Dog By Maria Rivans" |
| "The work of Maria Rivans is known for its mash up of surrealism meets pop-art. Her scrapbook-like collages - with their 1950s pop-culture references - have all the playful delight of an early Paolozzi, mixed with the strange surreality of a Dali, and brought up to date with a certain sophistication and quirky aesthetic, unique to Rivans. ‘Good Dog’ was first released at the artrepublic Art Yard Sale on Sunday 5th June 2016, in which some of the biggest names in the contemporary art world came together in Brighton’s Jubilee Square, giving fans the chance to buy from the artists directly. ‘Good Dog’ depicts a 1950s image of a well dressed woman, stroking a white Alsatian. Her face - in true surrealist fashion - has been obscured by a large, pink disc, hand finished with glitter, that Rivans has pasted in the centre. In the middle of the disc stand a miniature 1950s man and woman who appear to be gesturing towards the dog. The collage is both playful and humorous, yet it retains an aesthetic quality that is both beautiful and compelling, as well as thoughtful and intelligent. The collage is finished with another strip of pink glitter at the bottom for a textured, iridescent effect."
Price: 400.00 |
