Untitled (from Hammers and Astronauts), The artist, 2014, whom gifted to his secondary school teacher.

Original Artwork On Paper 7', original ink on lining paper as part of a larger installation at Roy's People Art Fair.

Keith Haring, 'Bill T Jones & Company', lithograph on paper, signed and dated in pink ink.

From the edition of 61 printed by Hollanders Workshop and published by Knoedler Gallery, New York.

Explore the necessity of hope despite the complexities and challenges of contemporary civilisation.

One of the most celebrated art books of the 20th Century. Signed limited first edition by Jasper Johns and Samuel Beckett.

The Beautiful Paintings, the revolutionary new artwork from Damien Hirst that blurs the boundaries between digital and physical art creation using generative and machine learning algorithms.

Begun in 2005, Invader's Rubikcubism series constructs images solely using the six-colour palette and square tiles found on a Rubik’s Cube. In doing so, the resulting images convey a similar impact to the
abstractions of Pointillism or Cubism, with the subject of the artwork
made visible only through physical distance or when viewed through a smartphone.

Begun in 2005, Invader's Rubikcubism series constructs images solely using the six-colour palette and square tiles found on a Rubik’s Cube. In doing so, the resulting images convey a similar impact to the
abstractions of Pointillism or Cubism, with the subject of the artwork
made visible only through physical distance or when viewed through a smartphone.

Begun in 2005, Invader's Rubikcubism series constructs images solely using the six-colour palette and square tiles found on a Rubik’s Cube. In doing so, the resulting images convey a similar impact to the
abstractions of Pointillism or Cubism, with the subject of the artwork
made visible only through physical distance or when viewed through a smartphone.

Begun in 2005, Invader's Rubikcubism series constructs images solely using the six-colour palette and square tiles found on a Rubik’s Cube. In doing so, the resulting images convey a similar impact to the
abstractions of Pointillism or Cubism, with the subject of the artwork
made visible only through physical distance or when viewed through a smartphone.

A provocative figure in street art, Mr. Brainwash appropriates images from popular culture and art history and incorporates them into his wry screen prints and sculptures.

A provocative figure in street art, Mr. Brainwash appropriates images from popular culture and art history and incorporates them into his wry screen prints and sculptures.

Giacometti was one of the most important sculptors of the 20th century. His work was particularly influenced by artistic styles such as Cubism and Surrealism.

Nicholson's earliest paintings were still lifes influenced by those of his father. In the 1920s he began painting figurative and abstract works inspired by Post Impressionism and Cubism.

In fantastical paintings populated with heightened, hysterical self-portraits, Yue Minjun satirizes contemporary society and art historical tropes. Yue paints himself in fluorescent hues with a gaping grin. He occasionally multiplies his likeness, making his compositions even more menacing; his style has made him a pioneer of China’s Cynical Realism movement.

Whaam! is based on an image Lichtenstein found in a 1962 DC comic, All American Men of War. Lichtenstein often used art from comics and adverts in his paintings. He saw the act of taking an existing image and changing the context as a way of transforming it’s meaning. Lichtenstein was interested in emotional subjects, such as love and war. His work takes on these themes in a distant and impersonal way.

This complete portfolio of ten works from the edition of 150 printed by Sirocco Screenprints, Inc., New Haven and published by Ives-Stillman Inc., New Haven. Retains original slipcase and essay by Henry Holtzman.

13 Million Miles (Diamond) and 300 Billion Years (In the Past) manifest a new series of works in his practice. Manually printed in up to thirty layers of colour and debossed into the paper. The conceptual idea for the works derives from photographic fragments which are then developed into the vision for the final piece by taking the most memorable colour from each photograph and filling it into a defined grid; as if breaking that passing moment down to its simplest form.

Mr. Brainwash Everyday Life, is a playfully rich composition of Jackson Pollock-esque paint splatters, stenciled forms, and culturally significant imagery.