| "Untitled (Crown) 1988 by Jean-Michel Basquiat" |
| "Untitled (Crown) 1988 is a high quality art print of an original work by graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. This piece features Basquiat’s signature tree pointed crown in the centre of the piece surrounded by a yellow circle with elements of advertisings or packaging iconography. The left is back and the right red with all sorts of illustrated elements."
Price: 66.00 |
| "Untitled by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled is a high quality art print of an original work by American graffiti artist Keith Haring. This vibrant and energetic work has two blue figures kicking a yellow ball with a red background."
Price: 72.00 |
| "G is for Gag - 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, 1987 by Keith Haring" |
| "Untitled, 1987 is a high quality art print of an original work by graffiti artist Keith Haring. A red and blue figure embrace. Keith Haring’s signature comic book style has come to be shorthand for 1980’s pop culture"
Price: 48.00 |
| "Flowers c.1964 ( red, yellow, orange on blue) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Flowers c.1964 ( red, yellow, orange on blue) 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 is a collection of layers of the image in red, yellow, orange and blue. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 78.00 |
| "Natura Morta 1956 by Giorgio Morandi" |
| "Natura Morta 1956 is a high quality giclee print of an original still life by Italian artists Giorgio Morandi. Giorgio Morandi gropued everyday objects such as bottles and boxes were together which he then painted using a narrow spectrum of colours - mainly browns, greens, greys and yellows. He was influenced by the art of the early Italian Renaissance as well as the work of Cézanne."
Price: 25.00 |
| "Maggi Hambling by Maggi Hambling" |
| "Maggi Hambling by Maggi Hambling is a museum quality art print of a self-portrait painted by Maggi Hambling and held in the collection of the National Portrait gallery in London. In this self-portrait, Maggi Hambling has painted herself with three arms to hold her three essentials of life: a cigarette, a drink and a paintbrush. All of the items in the portrait have a personal significance to the artist who painted the portrait when her love life was 'in a muddle': spiritually she was in love with the person who made the teapot, physically she was in love with the person we glimpse in the lower right hand corner of the unprimed canvas."
Price: 47.00 |
| "Flowers, c.1964 (1 red, 1 pink, 2 yellow) FRAMED 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. FRAMED WITH WHITE OR BLACK WOODEN BOX FRAME AND NORMAL GLASS (OTHER OPTIONS AVAILABLE AT ADDITIONAL COST). USE FRAMING OPTIONS TO VIEW, BUT DO NOT ADD TO THE BASKET. SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE WEEK - YOU ARE PAYING FOR THE FRAMING AND £1 FOR THE PRINT (usually £58) ONLY TWO AVAILABLE"
Price: 133.00 |
| "Diverse Parts, 1940 by Wassily Kandinsky" |
| "Diverse Parts, 1940 is a high quality giclee print of and original painting by Wassily Kandinsky. Diverse Parts, 1940 has floating biomorphic forms on a background divided into three section. On the left is an orangey brown panel with a black line form. The middle section is brightly coloured with a variety of forms that look like sea creature or micr-oorganisms (Kandinsky collected slides of specimens that could only be seen with a microscope)."
Price: 36.00 |
| "Pictures at an Exhibition Picture XVI, 1930 by Wassily Kandinsky" |
| "Pictures at an Exhibition Picture XVI, 1930 is a high quality giclee print of and original work by Wassily Kandinsky. Picture XVI or The Great Gate of Kiev is one of a series of works Kandinsky created around and inspired by Pictures at an Exhibition ten piano pieces by Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky. Movement No. 10 ""The Great Gate of Kiev"" features a grand main theme that exalts the opening promenade. Kandinsky was often inspired by music and believed works of art should be able to move people just like a piece of music could."
Price: 36.00 |
| "The Painted House By Bonnie and Clyde" |
| "Bonnie and Clyde has mastered the art of mixed media collage, blending photography with fine art until the lines of distinction disappear. At first glance, her brightly coloured brushstrokes - often depicting modernist architecture, expanses of sea, and palm-tree lined streets - are reminiscent of early Hockney. Closer inspection reveals the wealth of different techniques that Bonnie and Clyde has employed to unrivalled effect. ‘The Painted House’ 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. ‘The Painted House’ is, quite simply, just what it says: Bonnie and Clyde has taken a photograph of a house and then covered it with paint strokes, until little of the original photograph is discernible. The power of the image lies in its use of colour - bold, primary blue, and bright, jungle green dominate the collage to startling effect. The use of clean, hard lines against the soft daubs of paint create a beautiful composition and an aesthetic which is strong and arresting."
Price: 95.00 |
| "Horse Shy 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. ‘Horse Shy’ 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. ‘Horse Shy’ depicts a scene from a 1950s film, with two figures in Roman dress. A woman kneels in the foreground wearing a blue cloak and above her sits a figure in rich, red attire whose face has been obscured by a large black box, flecked with glitter, containing two galloping horses. There is a comedy to this otherwise beautiful image - the ‘horse shy’ woman turning her face away from the black-box-head - yet Rivans’ aesthetic is still powerful and compelling, through its use of intense colour, hand finished, iridescent glitter and bold composition."
Price: 400.00 |
| "Unity Poster By Carne Griffiths" |
| "‘Unity’ was first created for a group Exhibition in Hong King called trailblazers featuring artists D*Face, Nigel Cox, Pure Evil, Angela Lizon, Soe Sorren, Nick Walker and Sas Christian. The Limited Edition version of the piece has now sold out and Griffith’s has launched it as an open Edition print. ‘Unity’ is inspired by our direct connection with nature - the moment that we realise the importance of that connection and the energy shared between ourselves and the natural world. ‘Unity’ is signed by the artist."
Price: 40.00 |
| "Cattle Ranch By Shuby" |
| "Contemporary street artist Shuby cites dancer Josephine Baker, the films of Busby Berkeley and Andy Warhol’s Pop prints amongst her greatest influences. The result is a unique and eye-catching aesthetic that revels in technicolour, kitsch absurdism, and bold, graphic compositions, to astonishing success. ‘Cattle Ranch’ reappropriates an antique print with hand painted details: a greyscale illustration depicts a nineteenth century cowboy, as he herds buffalo across the plains of the mid-west. Shuby has painted her signature cheeky, oversized bunny head onto the rancher’s face, with a pink, grinning mouth of buck-teeth, floppy ears, and silly stare. The tension between the kitsch and colourful juvenility of the rabbit head, with the naturalistic illustration is inspired: a brilliant merging of old and new in a compelling, contemporary print."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Contemplate Grey and Orange - 3/3 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. ‘Contemplate Famous - Grey and Orange 3/3’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success. An array of cut-out and torn scraps of image, type, and pattern, are rearranged and layered over the greyscale portrait of a woman, which Smythe has colourised in burnt orange. Working sections of inky black, turquoise and orange against a charcoal grey background, Smythe brings image, colour and typography into perfect compositional union, for a for a truly beautiful work of contemporary art. ‘Contemplate Famous - Grey and Orange 3/3’ is from a limited edition of 3, each one hand finished for a unique print."
Price: 490.00 |
| "Nonsense 006 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. ‘Nonsense 006’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success: at the centre of the print, against a bright orange background, Smythe has pasted the black and white image of a figure, reclining in a garden chair, with an antlered deer-head in place of a human face. Around the surreal character, Smythe has built up layers of collage elements, allowing roughly torn strips of colourful magazine cuttings to crowd the image. Assembled with a keen eye for colour and compositional effect, ‘Nonsense 006’ is a triumph of contemporary urban aesthetics."
Price: 180.00 |
| "Untitled - Magenta 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 - Magenta Liz Taylor’ depicts the famous face of Hollywood starlet Elizabeth Taylor, rendered in black and white ben-day dots and washed with a bright and bold shade of hot-pink. 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: 600.00 |
| "Flowers c.1964 ( red, yellow, orange on blue) by Andy Warhol" |
| "Flowers c.1964 ( red, yellow, orange on blue) 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 these are red, yellow, orange and blue. Image Credit: ©/®/TM The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc."
Price: 31.00 |
| "No Change 002 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. ‘No Change 002’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success: Smythe has layered together shards and fragments, torn from magazines, around the black and white image of a woman, one hand poised provocatively over her mouth. To finish the print, Smythe has added lashings of spray paint in high contrast colour. The piece is saturated with juxtapositions, using photographic portraiture to abstracted effect, and merging grainy black and white with pop colour, for a distinctive and striking aesthetic."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Minnie 003 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. ‘Minnie 003’ employs Pop Art printing techniques to exceptional success: a photographic image of a semi-nude woman stands provocatively with a cartoon Minnie Mouse head collaged over her own. Smythe has colourised the character in washes of vibrant-blue and pasted the image over a block-painted, electric-pink background, to create a bold icon of contemporary urban aesthetics."
Price: 140.00 |
| "Minnie 004 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. ‘Minnie 004’ employs Pop Art printing techniques to exceptional success: a photographic image of a semi-nude woman stands provocatively with a cartoon Minnie Mouse head collaged over her own. Smythe has colourised the character in washes of vibrant-blue and pasted the image over a block-painted, electric-pink background, to create a bold icon of contemporary urban aesthetics."
Price: 150.00 |
| "Nonsense 009 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. ‘Nonsense 009’ employs Pop Art printing techniques to exceptional success: at the centre of the print, against a hand-painted, charcoal-grey background, Smythe has pasted the black and white image of a figure, reclining in a garden chair, with an antlered deer-head in place of a human face. Smythe has colourised the surreal character in shades of electric-pink, to create a distinctly urban aesthetic: a brilliant contemporary twist on twentieth century Pop styles."
Price: 120.00 |
| "No Change 001 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. ‘No Change 001’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success: Smythe has layered together shards and fragments, torn from magazines, around the black and white image of a woman, one hand poised provocatively over her mouth. To finish the print, Smythe has added lashings of spray paint in high contrast colour. The piece is saturated with juxtapositions, using photographic portraiture to abstracted effect, and merging grainy black and white with pop colour, for a distinctive and striking aesthetic."
Price: 300.00 |
| "Untitled 1 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 1’ employs bricolage technique to exceptional success: Smythe has layered together shards and fragments, torn from magazines, before finishing sections of the print with lashings of spray paint in high contrast colour. The piece is saturated with juxtapositions, using photographic portraiture to abstracted effect, and merging grainy black and white with pop colour, for a distinctive and striking aesthetic."
Price: 850.00 |
| "Marlon Brando from the Getty Images Archive" |
| "Marlon Brando is a striking portarit from the Getty Archive. This resin print is taken from the world’s largest photographic archive, (Hulton Archive and Getty Images), the Getty Images Gallery collection features an extraordinary time capsule of the last century – social and political images that both made the news, as well as images from behind the headlines, which show the human race at work and play. This stunning collection of photographs encompasses both the public and private lives of the 20th Century and its personalities. Including both famous and relatively unknown images, this glimpse into the Getty Images archive provides an insight into renowned social documentary photography, street photography, and of course, celebrity imagery."
Price: 235.00 |
| "Sophia Loren from the Getty Images Archive" |
| "Sophia Loren is a striking portarit from the Getty Archive. This resin print is taken from the world’s largest photographic archive, (Hulton Archive and Getty Images), the Getty Images Gallery collection features an extraordinary time capsule of the last century – social and political images that both made the news, as well as images from behind the headlines, which show the human race at work and play. This stunning collection of photographs encompasses both the public and private lives of the 20th Century and its personalities. Including both famous and relatively unknown images, this glimpse into the Getty Images archive provides an insight into renowned social documentary photography, street photography, and of course, celebrity imagery."
Price: 235.00 |
| "David Bowie, Ziggy Plays Guitar from the Getty Images Archive" |
| "David Bowie, Ziggy Plays Guitar is a striking portarit from the Getty Archive. This resin print is taken from the world’s largest photographic archive, (Hulton Archive and Getty Images), the Getty Images Gallery collection features an extraordinary time capsule of the last century – social and political images that both made the news, as well as images from behind the headlines, which show the human race at work and play. This stunning collection of photographs encompasses both the public and private lives of the 20th Century and its personalities. Including both famous and relatively unknown images, this glimpse into the Getty Images archive provides an insight into renowned social documentary photography, street photography, and of course, celebrity imagery."
Price: 235.00 |
| "Iggy Pop from the Getty Images Archive" |
| "Iggy Pop is a striking portarit from the Getty Archive. This resin print is taken from the world’s largest photographic archive, (Hulton Archive and Getty Images), the Getty Images Gallery collection features an extraordinary time capsule of the last century – social and political images that both made the news, as well as images from behind the headlines, which show the human race at work and play. This stunning collection of photographs encompasses both the public and private lives of the 20th Century and its personalities. Including both famous and relatively unknown images, this glimpse into the Getty Images archive provides an insight into renowned social documentary photography, street photography, and of course, celebrity imagery."
Price: 235.00 |
| "Days and Nights 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. ‘Days and Nights’ features an image of Audrey Hepburn, her back toward the viewer but still identifiable from her iconic hair, sunglasses and pearls. Like Warhol’s Marilyn, Smythe has duplicated the grainy image of Hepburn, washed it with a retro blue tone, and added layers of text fragments, torn from magazines, over the top. Smythe expertly brings image, colour and typography into perfect compositional union, for a for a truly beautiful work of contemporary art."
Price: 140.00 |
| "Donna Summer By Michel Putland from the Getty Images Archive" |
| "Donna Summer on stage is a striking portarit by Michael Putland from the Getty Archive. This hand print is the result of half a century's worth of shooting by Putland, who has produced an exhaustive body of work - reflecting the eye of not only an expert photographer, but also an involved music enthusiast. From the editorial work for Disc and Music Echo, Sounds, Smash Hits and Q magazine amongst others, to the 1973 tour with The Rolling Stones that led to a long-standing relationship working with the band, Michael has also shot prodigiously for major record labels including CBS, Warner, Elektra, Polydor, Columbia Records and EMI."
Price: 1656.00 |
| "Nelson Leaves England By Shuby" |
| "Contemporary street artist Shuby cites dancer Josephine Baker, the films of Busby Berkeley and Andy Warhol’s Pop prints amongst her greatest influences. The result is a unique and eye-catching aesthetic that revels in technicolour, kitsch absurdism, and bold, graphic compositions, to astonishing success. ‘Nelson Leaves England’ reappropriates an antique print with hand painted details: a greyscale illustration shows Admiral Nelson, as he descends the steps to a small boat - destined, perhaps, for the infamous Battle of Trafalgar - as crowds jubilantly wish him farewell. Only - not quite. Shuby has painted her signature cheeky bunny head over the hero’s face, with pink, grinning mouth of buck-teeth, floppy ears, and silly stare. The tension between the kitsch and colourful juvenility of the rabbit head, with the stately illustration is inspired: a brilliant merging of old and new in a compelling, contemporary print."
Price: 75.00 |
