A shot of the Barbara Jones Brighter & Lighter Exhibition at Burgh House Hampstead 5-16 June courtesy of Jennings Fine Art. We’ve framed the big boy in the middle – long and thin so a challenge, but it looks good. Barbara Jones, by her pioneering interest in what is now often termed ‘folk-art’, was hugely …
Our very own Carla Groppi has had two works of art accepted as part of the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition – beautiful charcoal drawings of trees – both of which sold during the private view last night! Way to go Carla! Here is the larger drawing in situ http://www.royalacademy.org.uk/exhibitions/summer/
Getting into the Coronation festivities with a right royal Picture show of limited edition prints of Her Maj and other majestic works – this Damien Weighill Grey Queen gives you a flavour of our mini exhibition!
Limited edition Peter Blake Appropriated Alphabets off to be framed and then hung in the Picture gallery – lovely!
Great to have this Mary Fedden painting pass through Picture. We’ve re-framed it using a 24ct gold, water gilded flat profile with a painted inner slip. We also have some limited edition Mary Fedden prints in the gallery as well – bold, expressive still lifes with vivid and contrasting colours. http://picturelondonframing.com/html/mary_fedden.php
Framed Peter Blake Appropriated Alphabet Nos7 back in the gallery … looking good!
Go see French Art Studio at the 20/21 International Art Fair at RCA Kensington Gore, London this weekend (9-12 May) – we’ve framed work for Jef Aerosol and Claire Fahys
We’ve just started framing a set of twelve limited edition Peter Blake Appropriated Alphabet prints – should be in the gallery this week … watch this space!
New in … Paul Catherall limited edition prints of the Shard – to coincide with his return to Gallery Oxo on the South Bank. A London-based printmaker and illustrator, renowned for his clean, sharp linocuts of iconic architectural landmarks, Paul creates each limited edition print entirely by hand from the initial design and sketches through …
If Peter Blake can take inspiration from Kurt Schwitters, then so can you. Go see Schwitters in Britain exhibition at Tate Britain this weeked http://www.tate.org.uk/ Blake created a series of collage-based silkscreen prints in his honour, Homage to Schwitters. We don’t have one of those, but we do have one of these … Homage to …