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Sir Peter Blake
Sir Peter Blake has released the box set ‘Replay’,a series of 12 retrospective silkscreen prints of icons from his work during the 50’s and 60’s. Each print in this series is available individually, and is signed and numbered by Sir Peter Blake in an edition of 175. The first 25 have not been released singly as they form part of a box set. Each of the 25 boxed folios will contain all 12 prints with matching edition numbers. This is a good opportunity for investment, please contact us for prices as we have one set only.   Also released by Peter Blake is the culmination of the ‘Sources of Pop Art’ series.  This silkscreen below, the seventh in the series, measures over a metre square and features the best images from the first six prints in the series, finished with high gloss and matt glazes, diamond dust and red glitter.

Quentin Blake
Quentin Blake’s illustrations have an exuberance and vitality that transcends age barriers, appealing to both children and adults alike. Known best for his collaborations with Roald Dahl, he has illustrated over 250 books and is now recognised as a national institution according to the Guardian. This is a new release of signed and numbered giclee prints in an edition of  only 195. We have 2 sets of signed prints with matching edition numbers.

Sarah Young
Brighton based printmaker  Sarah Young has worked as an illustrator for many years and is best known for her black and white scraperboard work.  ‘The sea alphabet’ is a beautiful set of 26 linocuts, printed by hand in an edition of 300.  Her work is usually figurative, often referencing myths and folk tales and she is currently developing new ways of working in collagraph like ’Bower Bird’ illustrated to the left. 

Sonia Rollo
Strongly influenced by the natural world, Sonia Rollo has exhibited throughout the UK since 1993, including the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. We have added some of her more recent etchings to the gallery.

Jane Foster
Brighton based artist Jane Foster grew up in the 70’s and has a passion for the fabrics of that era which she uses in her silkscreen prints. Strongly influenced by Scandinavian design, her prints are characterized by bold colours and abstract geometric patterns.

Held annually since the founding of the Royal Academy of Arts in 1768, the Summer exhibition is the world’s largest open-submission contemporary art exhibition of both established and unknown living artists, in varied styles and media including painting, printmaking, photography, sculpture and for the first time this year, film. Two of our featured artists have had work accepted this year, ‘Hambledon Hill’ by Howard Phipps, and ‘Pensive Selima Reclined’ by Carl March.

www.royalacademy.org.uk

8 JUN - 16 AUG

call for tickets: 08442091919

bespoke framing

Choose from hundreds of prefinished wood and aluminium mouldings. Natural woods like oak can be handfinished using stain, wax, lime or paint  finishes.

readymade frames

We stock an inexpensive range of ready made frames in standard sizes from A5 up to 70cm x 100cm, including the  Nielsen range and our own studio range.

canvas printing

We can print your digital images onto 100% cotton canvas with UV inks, which are then stretched over tension pegged timber frames.

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