My Own Art Collection

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Paintings/Drawings

Artist

Louise Bradley

Title

Monk's Hood

Medium

Mono screen print

Price

250

Gallery

36 Lime Street

About This Artwork

This piece is taken from a papercut made from drawings of the plant monkshood or wolfsbane (Aconitum), a toxic plant which as well as a poison (can be fatal) is used in Ayurvedic and herbal medicine, affecting the circulation, respiration and nervous system. Louise is fascinated by plants, particularly flowers and their use in medicine, as well as their symbolism in folklore, history and different cultures. Monkshood, commonly a beautiful shade of blue-violet, is formed from helmet-like flowers on a tall, erect stem.This screen-print comprises the papercut overlaid on smaller cut mono-printed pieces abstractly describing the power of the plant.
Artist

Dinu Li

Title

Cyclic Patterns

Medium

Digital C Type Photographic Print…

Price

1600

Gallery

Artsway

About This Artwork

Encompassing film, photography and video, Dinu Li's practice centres on the relationship between the personal and the political, the public and the private. Shaped by forces that determine our social structures, Li draws inspiration from an engagement with the many cultures he encounters.Cyclic Patterns reveal the ritualistic movement of a funeral, as a large tribal gathering split into small human rings, waiting their turn to form a larger ring around a coffin, itself protected inside a wigwam structure. This image was taken on top of a mountain range in Guizhou Province, China.
Artist

Toshi Takeuchi

Title

I have a headache

Medium

Digital C-type, Lambda Archival…

Price

1700

Gallery

Bearspace

About This Artwork

Takeuchi has been working on her project "planet of Rabbits" since 2004; this large-scale panoramic digital montage project addresses social and existential issues. It represents a fantasy world played by children dressing up like bunnies. They appear in everyday landscapes, such as parks and schools, which are transformed into mysterious spaces. These places are daily views for children but not for adults. In other words, these places do not mean the same for us, as for children.
Artist

The Girls

Title

Garden Party

Medium

Lambda print

Price

1750

Gallery

Beverley Knowles Fine Art

About This Artwork

The Girls are Andrea Blood and Zoe Sinclair, both 32, whose quirky twelve year collaboration began at Central Saint Martins in 1996. Several years into their partnership, Blood and Sinclair were finishing each others sentences like Wyndham’s Midwich Cuckoos; wearing matching bubblegum pink outfits; and winning a string of awards for their surreal, very English work. Their work has been compared to Gilbert & George, Cindy Sherman, Judy Chicago and even Hieronymus Bosch. Their themes include Englishness, sibling relationships, childhood, gender, women’s relationship with food and eroticism.
Artist

Adrienne Craddock

Title

Keep a Green Branch in your Heart…

Medium

Hand painted collagraph

Price

550

Gallery

Chapel Gallery

About This Artwork

Adrienne Craddock is a specialist fine art printmaker producing unique, limited edition, hand coloured, drypoint & collagraph prints. Her images conjure fabulous narratives of characters from dreams, myths and fable. She uses her experiences of living in a Northern Pennine landscape and of growing up in rural Herefordshire to inform her striking images of birds and beasts. She has exhibited her work alongside that of Paula Rego, Ana - Maria Pacheco and Elisabeth Frink and has taken part in a BBC documentary 'The Art'.
Artist

Jeff Divine

Title

Peace, Buttons Kaluhiokalani,…

Medium

Photograph

Price

1125

Gallery

Crane Kalman Brighton

About This Artwork

Jeff Divine was the principal photographer who documented surfing culture in California and Hawaii in the 1970s. His iconic images captured a new era in surfing that embraced new attitudes, new philosophies and a new way of surfing brought about by the revolution of the short-board. Divine's images were vibrantly tuned to the hippie, post-Vietnam times and captured the free-spirited nature embodied by a sport in its adolescence – long before its development into the multi-billion pound sports industry of today.
Artist

Hannah Biscombe

Title

Blue Fish Chambers

Medium

Digital print mounted on 2mm Reynobond…

Price

900

Gallery

DegreeArt.com

About This Artwork

This picture is composed of 30 separate chambers. The subject matter is tropical fish from my tank including African Butterfly Fish and the Asian Stinging Catfish. The original negative monochrome prints have been inverted and synthetically coloured. My working practice is based on the use of photograms - a primitive photographic technique that records the space around objects on paper. My work is made using live animals.
Artist

Mark Fairnington

Title

An Audience of Birds

Medium

Giclee print

Price

710

Gallery

FRED

About This Artwork

Beautiful new limited edition print by gallery artist Mark Fairnington
Artist

Denny Long

Title

Sheets to the Wind

Medium

Screenprint (Edition of 10)

Price

295

Gallery

Great Atlantic Map Works Gallery…

About This Artwork

Denny Long R.W.A. has been working recently with the printer David d’Silva at his St Just studio, on a series of silkscreen prints from original paintings which has enabled her to introduce a greater range of colour into her work. “My prints manifest a minimal approach to the medium of printmaking. I employ various techniques to achieve certain lightness and spatial quality. The overall effect of my work is one of calm, order and simplicity. Time spent in Japan and my interest in Zen Buddhism has influenced many aspects of my life and work.”
Artist

Gabrielle Hawkes

Title

Red Wolf

Medium

Screenprint (Edition of 10)

Price

200

Gallery

Great Atlantic Map Works Gallery…

About This Artwork

Gabrielle Hawkes lives and works in St. Just, Cornwall and has been a member of Penwith Printmakers for over 20 years. She finds inspiration in the interplay between inner and outer landscapes, drawing on her imagination as well as the coastal environment. As well as being a printmaker, Gabrielle paints, each medium feeding the other in terms of giving her fresh ideas.“I love the element of surprise in the printing process. I start with an image in my mind but I can never predict exactly how the print will turn out as magical things can happen when you blend inks on the screen.”
Artist

Zoe Underwood

Title

You-ga-tou (Attractive Light)

Medium

Digital print on canvas

Price

525

Gallery

ImiTate Gallery

About This Artwork

The images in this series of prints are inspired by an old Japanese proverb where a butterfly — a metaphor for the soul — leaves the sleeping body nightly and embarks upon a transcendental flight. There is a story in Japan of Chuang Tzu who dreamed he was a butterfly. When he awoke, he no longer knew if he was a butterfly dreaming he was a man, or a man who had dreamed he was a butterfly. ‘You-ga-tou (Attractive Light)’, with its many butterflies, suggests the possibility of souls meeting in the dream world. (Limited Edition of 50)
Artist

Roy Voss

Title

Crow

Medium

Lino cut print

Price

129.25

Gallery

Matt's Gallery

About This Artwork

Roy Voss is a London based artist. Crow has been specially commissioned to accompany Roy Voss' first exhibition at Matt's Gallery. The print forms an important relationship to the work he has developed for his exhibition Pine at Matt’s Gallery.
Artist

Trevor Price

Title

The Open Book

Medium

Limited edition dry point etching…

Price

270

Gallery

Mid Cornwall Galleries

About This Artwork

Trevor was born in Cornwall and studied fine art/printmaking at Falmouth and Winchester School of Art. He was elected an associate member of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, at the age of 28. He now divides his time between London and Cornwall. He was drawn to printmaking by the fine craftsmanship involved and sculptural qualities that cannot be achieved by painting or drawing alone. The 'Patchwork' of many of his more popular prints emulates the environment where he grew up and which he loves. It is the humour that remains a serious element of the art.
Artist

Lucy Orchard

Title

Zebra Whispering II

Medium

Drypoint etching

Price

475

Gallery

Modern Artists Gallery

About This Artwork

Last year I moved into what is virtually a forest. I love it here. It's peaceful, magical, eerie, a bit scary, full of wildlife and, with the other world left several steps behind, also very inspirational. It is where I grew up.This return to my roots has had a drastic impact on my work, causing both a stylistic and philosophical shift which has been a huge challenge to work through. The resulting body of work 'Into the Woods', created specifically for a solo exhibition at Modern Artists Gallery, touches on elements of survival, ancestry, an awareness of passing time, of story-telling, re-writing history and myths, all intertwined with an element of optimism that has rarely been seen in the work before.' Lucy Orchard 2008
Artist

Anita Klein

Title

Rainy Day

Medium

Woodcut print

Price

580

Gallery

New Ashgate Gallery

About This Artwork

Anita Klein studied at Chelsea and the Slade Schools of Art. She is a fellow and past president of the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers, and has work in many private and public collections in Europe, the USA and Australia, including the Arts Council of England. “The pictures, which celebrate the small moments of life which often go unappreciated, are warm, witty and quite delightful” - Julia Weiner, Jewish Chronicle