| "Ulysses and the Sirens By John Waterhouse" |
| "British Pre-Raphaelite Figurative Mythology / Legends Art Prints for Frames "
Price: 27.00 |
| "London-Paris, Southern Railway By Margaret Bradley" |
| "Travel Vintage Art Deco Art Prints for Frames "
Price: 27.00 |
| "The Buddha By Odilon Redon" |
| "Surrealism 18th - 19th Century Symbolism Mythology / Legends Art Prints for Frames Figurative "
Price: 27.00 |
| "The Birth of Venus By Odilon Redon" |
| "Colourful Surrealism 18th - 19th Century Symbolism Mythology / Legends Art Prints for Frames Figurative "
Price: 27.00 |
| "Quote, 1964 By Robert Rauschenberg" |
| "European Abstract Expressionism Red Pop Art "
Price: 36.00 |
| "Monte Carlo, Monaco By Roger Broders" |
| "Travel Vintage Figurative Seascape Colourful Art Deco Art Prints for Frames "
Price: 27.00 |
| "New York By Tony Soulié" |
| "Colour Photography, Cityscape, Art Prints for Frames, "
Price: 27.00 |
| "Manhattan Port By Tony Soulié" |
| "Colour Photography Cityscape Art Prints for Frames "
Price: 23.00 |
| "The British Bulldog By 19th Century English School" |
| "Animal British New Arrival"
Price: 20.00 |
| "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 |
| "The Burning of the Houses of Parliment, 1834 by Joseph Turner" |
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Price: 24.00 |
| "Vogue December 1957 by Henry Clarke" |
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Price: 29.00 |
| "Grizzly Bear By Dave White" |
| "Dave White is an award-winning British artist, working at the forefront of contemporary fine art. With a fresh approach to the traditional paint-to-canvas medium, White uses oil and watercolour to create works that are filled with expression, emotion and dynamism. Known for his animal series’, White exploits colour, texture and tonality to captures creatures from the natural world with astonishing vividness. The Grizzly Bear, North America’s ferocious but beautiful beast, has been given the Dave White treatment: thick, dynamic brush strokes, flecks and paint splatters, and fluid drips of pigment, in earthy tones of black, brown and blue, converge in this portrait of the glorious Grizzly. Building figurative realism through layers of textured abstraction, White captures the vitality of the majestic mammal with breathtaking visual aplomb. ONLY 2 LEFT IN STOCK"
Price: 800.00 |
| "Born in the Eye of Fortune 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. ‘Born in the Eye of Fortune’ depicts the photorealist profile of a woman set against a Franz Kline-esque monochrome background: think, lashings of black and white pigment fuelled by Abstract Expressionist force. The female muse looks coyly towards her viewer from under an collaged, Napoleonic helmet, bedecked in military uniform, for a surreal-meets-urban, street-to-canvas aesthetic."
Price: 195.00 |
| "Born in the Eye of Fortune GB 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. ‘Born in the Eye of Fortune - GB’ depicts the photorealist profile of a woman set against a Franz Kline-esque monochrome background: think, lashings of black and white pigment, interspersed with Great British blues and reds, fuelled by Abstract Expressionist force. The female muse looks coyly towards her viewer from under an collaged, Napoleonic helmet, bedecked in military uniform, for a surreal-meets-urban, street-to-canvas aesthetic."
Price: 350.00 |
| "Excelsior 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. A mash-up of the familiar and the totally innovative, ‘Excelsior’ blends traditional, Tudor portraiture with contemporary collage aesthetics for a truly singular work of urban art. A woman sits for her collage-portrait, in antiquated dress: squint you eyes, and this could be Anne Boleyn in her puff sleeved gown, string of pearls at the neck and peaked bonnet on her brow. A closer look reveals a dazzling array of collage elements, from badges and patches, to patterns and prints, all jumbled together in electric shades of black, white, and cherry-red, for a captivating street-to-canvas aesthetic."
Price: 75.00 |
| "Peeled Lemon with Glass - after Willem Kalf By Chris Kettle" |
| "Brighton based artist Chris Kettle is known for his ‘New Still Life’ paintings: inspired by the antique masters, Kettle has updated the traditional form, creating unexpected arrangements from obscure objects, and realising his explosive vision through a hyper-real aesthetic. Merging realism with abstraction, ‘Peeled Lemon with Glass After Willem Kalf’ depicts a still life scene: glassware, a half-peeled lemon, and pleats of bright red fabric, are loosely arranged on a darkened table. Recalling the aesthetic of the Dutch Golden Age painter who gives his name to the title, ‘Peeled Lemon with Glass After Willem Kalf’ plays with the painterly power of light and dark, as luminescent highlights bounce from the glass against the deep, abyssal background of charcoal grey. With its ghostly quality, the print evokes the past, while speaking to the contemporary moment with innovative style."
Price: 250.00 |
| "FRAMED - Rainbow Is My Favourite Colour By Louise McNaught" |
| "The work of Louise McNaught takes its inspiration from the natural world: elevating the status of animals to the majestic and sublime, McNaught’s work offers a powerful comment on humanity’s environmental impact, raising awareness of endangered species through her profoundly symbolic ‘drip’ motif. This was a timed-release in April 2019 and we have 4 prints left for sale. Framed in a polished jet black 25mm deep frame. This product can only be delivered to the UK due to the glass in the frame."
Price: 103.00 |
| "Lick New York 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. If you thought you’d seen enough New York inspired prints to last you a lifetime, think again: Prefab77, have pushed the boundaries of artistic innovation one more, deconstructing the iconic city and reassembling it through their creative, collagist vision. A retro, sepia background of assembled print and pattern, type and text, provides the foundation, over which a huge, open mouth sits, with little NYC contained inside. But hang on a minute - what’s the Brooklyn Bridge doing in the centre of the city? Why is the Chrysler south of the Empire State? And how did the Flatiron get over there? A must-have for the NY aficionado - or for any keen eye for cutting-edge, collage aesthetics."
Price: 150.00 |
| "Am I a Dreamer By Kid-B" |
| "Kid-B is an emerging artist on the street-art scene. The creative brainchild of female Bass music DJ ‘B-Trix Kiddo’, Kid-B translates her passion for beats onto the canvas, to create a street style that’s dripping with urban savvy. Mixing street-art with a pop aesthetic, Kid-B’s work is all about bold graphics, loud palettes, and no-fuss attitude."
Price: 75.00 |
| "B.Brave (Tagged) By Donk" |
| "Due to popular demand Donk has released an updated version of his sell out limited edition B.Brave. B.Brave (Tagged) see’s London based street artist Donk revisit this iconic image and add his signature tag style. Donk when asked about this print said it was “A gentle reminder that we all need to be brave at times, and that human vulnerability is in fact a human strength”"
Price: 130.00 |
| "Rich Enough to be Batman - Diamond White, Black and Gold By Heath Kane" |
| "Contemporary artist Heath Kane picks up where the Pop artists left off: forget everything you’ve seen before, Kane’s blend of the political and the satirical takes modern art in a new direction. This is portraiture for the twenty-first century; this is art that has something to say; this is art as it should be: nothing short of iconic. ‘Rich Enough to be Batman - Diamond White, Black and Gold’ repurposes the figurehead of the Queen as she appears on British postage stamps, her familiar portrait printed in charcoal grey against soft gold. Kane has glossed Her Majesty’s famous face with batman’s iconic cowl, dazzling in diamond white, for an uneasy juxtaposition that packs a punch."
Price: 85.00 |
| "The Di-Gold Experience n. 394 Printers Proof By Marco Grassi" |
| "Italian artist Marco Grassi creates works of shimmering beauty. With his highly skilled, fine art approach, Grassi depicts the female form with realistic intensity, painting portraits that draw out a sense of humanity, rather than revelling in surface attraction. For ‘The Di-Gold Experience n.394 - Printer’s Proof’ Grassi experiments with abstraction, expressing feminine beauty though colour, tone and texture. Against a gold leaf background, Grassi has crafted the image of a woman, her head tilted back, hands running through her hair, as if captured in an intimate moment of showering. Using textured strokes of multicoloured pigment, Grassi abstracts his muse, allowing her to merge with the golden background, for a work of breathtaking beauty."
Price: 300.00 |
| "To The Last Drop - Mono By Ryan Callanan" |
| "Based on his 2013 release ‘To The Last Drop - Mono’ features a crushed oil drum/barrel decorated with stars and stripes to look like the American flag. With recent events in the USA Ryan Callanan felt it was time to re-visit this work, the monochrome pallet reflecting his feeling that the colour had gone from the Stars and Stripes."
Price: 130.00 |
| "Tea Time Heroes By Dirty Hans" |
| "Contemporary artist Dirty Hans cites Toulouse-Lautrec and Lichtenstein amongst his greatest influences: an unlikely pairing of art greats, the result is Dirty Hans’ own unique and striking aesthetic, by turns gritty and poppy, in artful measures. His work riffs off 1950s pop culture, from music to movies to magazines, updating Pop Art styles with an innovative combination of acrylic and spray-paint on canvas, merged with digital techniques. In fabulous, saturated technicolour, ‘Tea Time Heroes’ depicts the Mad Hatter’s tea party with the most unlikely of guests: in a room crowded with tables, well-loved film superheroes and villains are gathered together, surrounded by iconic memorabilia. Alice and Hatter have been replaced by the Joker and Harley Quinn, heading the gathering, which includes Batman and Cat Woman, Spiderman and Superman. Good meets bad, Marvel meets DC, fairytale meets superhero, in Dirty Hans’s wonderful world of the imaginary."
Price: 450.00 |
| "The Quick Brown Fox By Patrick Thomas" |
| "Silk Screen Prints Limited Edition Buy Art, Pay Later Animal"
Price: 145.00 |
| "FRAMED - Urban Angel By Copyright" |
| "With a roll-call of artistic influences - from Hitchcock to Shakespeare, Banksy to the Pre-Raphaelites - it’s no surprise that contemporary artist Copyright produces prints of such richness and diversity. Commenting on the flawed idealism and unattainable visions of beauty presented in popular culture, Copyright’s images of the female form merge classicism and myth with a strong street-art aesthetic, to create a powerful edge. A true ‘Urban Angel’, this beauty crosses from woman-as-muse into woman-as-canvas, with her heavily inked arm, showcasing classic tattoo creations, from the blossoming red rose to the Gothic human skull. Freshly tagged graffiti wings drip on the wall behind her - somewhere, a bell must be ringing this Christmas… This was a timed release in 2018 and we have 2 available Framed in a polished jet black 25mm deep frame. This product can only be delivered to the UK due to the glass in the frame."
Price: 105.00 |
| "Audrey Hepburn - Unicef By Dirty Hans" |
| "Contemporary artist Dirty Hans cites Toulouse-Lautrec and Lichtenstein amongst his greatest influences: an unlikely pairing of art greats, the result is Dirty Hans’ own unique and striking aesthetic, by turns gritty and poppy, in artful measures. His work riffs off 1950s pop culture, from music to movies to magazines, updating Pop Art styles with an innovative combination of acrylic and spray-paint on canvas, merged with digital techniques. ‘Audrey Hepburn Black’ depicts the iconic Hepburn, her arms and torso awash with delicate, floral tattoos. Urban Hepburn holds two fingers up in a peace sign, clutching her camisole top - a blue vest printed with the Unicef logo - as it slips suggestively from her shoulders. A brilliant merging of 1950s styles with contemporary aesthetics, ‘Audrey Hepburn Black’ is smart, sultry and stunning."
Price: 335.00 |
| "Circus Alphabet White XL By Ben Eine" |
| "Originally a writer, Ben Eine is now one of London’s most prolific artists, specialising in typographical art. The archetype of contemporary UK street-art, Eine’s ‘21st Century City’ was famously gifted to Barack Obama by David Cameron in 2010, and can be seen daily on his canvas of choice: the walls and shutters of the streets of London. His work is a celebration of font and graphics - of the shapes, curves, colours and lines, and the beauty therein. ‘Circus Alphabet White XL’ presents all of the letters of the English alphabet, apart from the elusive and infamous letter ""W"". Eine’s signature font is beautifully decorative: contrasting, angular striated sections, bouncy curves in a harmonious mix of bright colours that seem to change and merge from different angles, due to the 3D technology of the lenticular printing process. Set against a paper-white background, ‘Circus Alphabet White XL’ is a striking celebration of humanity’s greatest tools: art and language. Only one left."
Price: 1750.00 |
| "I Love Vintage By Peter Blake" |
| "This beautiful digital print on 56% recycled tinplate was launched at Vintage at Goodwood 2010. It is in a limited edition of 2500 and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity."
Price: 75.00 |
| "I Love London By Peter Blake" |
| "This new limited edition is the result of a collaboration between Sir Peter and Creatively Recycled Empire. It was Unveiled at the National Recycling Awards 2009 at the Hilton Park Lane (27th October).Only 5,000 of each artwork featuring the god father of Pop's iconic heart, star, target & rainbow motifs have been printed with 10 stunning 'spot' colours on a lithographic press. The durable tin-plate sets off the colour in a way that is impossible on paper or card. The tin wall signs contain 56% recycled material and the carton, packing, interleave and certificate are all printed on post consumer recycled paper and card too."
Price: 60.00 |
