| "The Finding of the Infant Moses By Shuby" |
| "Shuby finds inspiration from the iconography of film posters from the 50’s and 60’s as well as advertising and pop images and combines them with places she has visited such as Barcelona, Berlin and London just to name a few. This stunning piece is signed by the artist."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Details of Renaissance Paintings, 1984 (Sandro Botticelli, Birth of Venus, 1482) by Andy Warhol" |
| "This is one of a series of silkscreens Andy Warhol produced in 1984 featuring well known Renaissance Paintings. For Sandro Botticelli’s Birth of Venus He focused on the face of Venus and her flowing hair. Warhol re produced this image in a rage of colourways this one has a start black background like a photographic negative with red hair flesh coloured skin and yellow to blue outlines. Image Credit ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 20.00 |
| "Diamond Dust Shoes, 1980 (lilac, blue, green) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Andy Warhol started drawing shoes as part of his career as a commercial artist in the 1950’s each shoe he drew meant money coming in. In the 1980’s he re visited the theme of shoes this time creating a series of silkscreens with women’s shoes in a variety of colours. The original silkscreens were then covered in diamond dust hence the name diamond dust shoes. On these prints you can see the speckled effect of the diamond dust. Image Credit ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Double Elvis, 1963 by Andy Warhol" |
| "Elvis is one of a whole series of celebrities captured by Andy Warhol in his iconic silkscreen prints. This image of Elvis Presley is believed to be from a publicity still for the Western film Flaming Star (1960). Here Warhol uses the silkscreen to overlap and superimpose the same image one on top of the other. The image could be seen as symbolising Elvis’s double role as a singer as well as a film star. The background is silver with the two images of Elvis pointing a gun at the viewer in black. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 43.00 |
| "Gun, c.1981-82 (black, white, red on pink) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Death and guns in particular emerged as a prominent theme in Warhol’s work from the 1960’s onwards starting with his ‘Death and Disaster’ series. He also created a series of gun prints featuring the 22 snub-nosed pistol Valerie Solanas used in 1968 when she shot at him. At the same time as producing the gun images he was producing his images of knives. In this work on the pink background the gun is reproduced three times in in cream red and black each angled to create a fan. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 48.00 |
| "Guns, c.1981-82 (white and black on red) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Death and guns in particular emerged as a prominent theme in Warhol’s work in the 1960’s onwards starting with his ‘Death and Disaster’ series. He also created a series of gun prints featuring the 22 snub-nosed pistol Valerie Solanas used in 1968 when she shot at him. At the same time as producing the gun images he was producing his images of knives. In this work on red background has a black and white gun superimposed slightly over each other. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc"
Price: 48.00 |
| "Reigning Queens: Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom, 1985 (light outline) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Andy Warhol created this image of the Queen in 1985 as part of his Reigning Queens portfolio. He used an official photograph released for the Silver Jubilee in 1977. As with his other celebrity portraits this was created using the silkscreen method that allowed for a rage of colour combinations. This one is mainly red with a flesh coloured face and blue sash. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 20.00 |
| "In Italian, 1983 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
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Price: 42.00 |
| "Self-Portrait with Monkey and Parrot, 1942 by Frida Kahlo" |
| "Self-Portrait with Monkey and Parrot, 1942 is a museum quality open edition art print of an original painting by Frida Kahlo. Frida Kahlo painted many self-portraits and in this one she includes her pet monkey and parrot. Kahlo once said, ""I paint myself because I am so often alone and because I am the subject I know best."
Price: 17.00 |
| "Campbell's Soup Can, 1965 (green & red) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Warhol’s Campbell soup cans are an iconic part of the pop art movement. First exhibited like products on shelves, there were 32 soup cans, one for each flavour. Though Warhol was inspired by the mass-production of Campbell's printed advertisements, each of his cans was hand painted. This stunning museum quality art print has a green, red and cream can on a cream background. ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 48.00 |
| "Untitled, (barking dogs) by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled, (barking dogs) is a museum quality art print of an original work by American graffiti artist Keith Haring. This stark black and white line drawing by Keith Haring features his instantly recognisable barking dog image. Keith Haring honed his imagery drawing in chalk in the walls of the New York subway."
Price: 48.00 |
| "I is for Inviting - 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 |
| "M is for Master & Slave - 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 |
| "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: 42.00 |
| "Flowers, c.1964 (1 red, 1 pink, 2 yellow) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Flowers, c.1964 (1 red, 1 pink, 2 yellow) 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 is version has the four flowers in different colours red, pink and two yellow. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 78.00 |
| "Nympheas, 1908 by Claude Monet" |
| "This is one of 100’s of paintings Monet produced of the waterlilies in his garden in Giverny which he created himself and in turn inspired so much of his later work. The waterlilies have now become some of Claude Monet’s best known works."
Price: 47.00 |
| "White Night, 1901 by Edvard Munch" |
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Price: 36.00 |
| "It's People By The Strange Case Company" |
| "‘It’s People’ is another in the Campbell’s Soup Range and each prints unique making no print the same. ‘It’s People’ depicts the iconic Campbell’s Soup Can in a bright green colour with ‘Soylent Green’ written on the front of it. There is also a ‘Red’ colour way available titled ‘Crushed’ and a ‘Blue’ colour way titled ‘Primordial Soup’. Each piece is signed by the artist."
Price: 100.00 |
| "Vogue, Early May 1926 by Eduardo Benito" |
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Price: 42.00 |
| "R2TAG2 - Acid By RYCA" |
| "The work of RYCA has developed something of a reputation in the contemporary art world: the pop-art-meets-street-art style has established RYCA as a leading figure in the evolving street scene and a name to watch. His work frequently incorporates familiar figures from Star Wars, transplanting them into other pop-culture contexts to create an aesthetic of skewed nostalgia which is always playful, a little ironic and oh-so spirited. ‘R2TAG2 - Acid’ 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. ‘R2TAG2 - Acid’ reuses RYCA’s notorious droid-as-graffiti-artsit image, which has sold out in different incarnations time and again. For this version, RYCA has given R2-D2 free-reign against a brick wall, where the clever droid has created a great big acid smiley (actually hand finished by the artist), bleeding paint drips down the print. RYCA takes tongue-in-cheek nostalgia to a new level with ‘R2TAG2 - Acid’ to create something bright, bold and absolutely desirable."
Price: 150.00 |
| "Doli Capax - Printers Proof #4 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 #4’ is an experimental proof, created during the production of Prefab77’s sell-out original ‘Doli Capax'. A striking image, ‘Doli Capax - Printers Proof #4’ 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 bold-red backdrop of lotus-flowers and lightning-bolts, the print is a compelling triumph of contemporary street-to-canvas aesthetics."
Price: 250.00 |
| "Diamond Dust Shoes, 1980-81 (blue-grey) (Special Edition) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Andy Warhol started drawing shoes as part of his career as a commercial artist in the 1950’s each shoe he drew meant money coming in. In the 1980’s he re visited the theme of shoes this time creating a series of silkscreens with women’s shoes in a variety of colours. The original silkscreens were then covered in diamond dust hence the name diamond dust shoes. On these prints you can see the speckled effect of the diamond dust. Image Credit ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 96.00 |
| "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 her 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 silver background with red lips and blue eye shadow and a pink face. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 78.00 |
| "Danny Rosen, 1983 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
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Price: 42.00 |
| "Untitled (Skull) 1981 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
| "Graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat was fascinated by human anatomy from when aged 7 his mother gave him a copy of Grey’s Anatomy. This picture if a complex head/ skull shows both the outside and inside of the head with black stitching type lines, even the background is made up of patches of colour."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Fun Gallery Exhibition 1983 by Keith Haring" |
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Price: 48.00 |
| "Campbell's Soup Can, 1965 (green & purple) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Warhol’s Campbell soup cans are an iconic part of the pop art movement. First exhibited like products on shelves, there were 32 soup cans, one for each flavour. Though Warhol was inspired by the mass-production of Campell’s printed advertisments, each of his cans was hand painted. This striking museum quality art print has a mint green, violet, mustard yellow and pastel pink can on a cream background. ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 48.00 |
| "Untitled (Fallen Angel) 1981 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
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Price: 42.00 |
| "Untitled, 1981 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
| "Untitled, 1981 is a museum quality art print of an original work by graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. Untitled, 1981 is a blue cityscape about it flies a plane and Basquiat’s three pointed crown."
Price: 42.00 |
| "Untitled (boat) by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled (boat) is a museum quality art print of an original work by American graffiti artist Keith Haring. In this dynamic and colourful work by Keith Haring an orange figure rides a blue wave on a purple wind surfing board against a yellow background."
Price: 72.00 |
| "Untitled, 1982 (couple in black, red and green) by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled, 1982 (couple in black, red and green) is a museum quality art print of an original work by American graffiti artist Keith Haring. Keith Haring's work was often heavily political and dealt with concepts of birth, death, sexuality, and war. In this work two figures face each other and hold each other they are outlined in green."
Price: 72.00 |
