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Elizabeth Waggett is a British fine artist living in New York. She produces hand finished work with gold leaf, ink and graphite. Her work looks at the relationship of human value placed on the natural world and a consumer driven society. For Lovers is a limited edition print of 30. A signature monochrome print with…
For The Lost Flowers is a limited edition giclée print by contemporary British artist, Richard Berner. Berner made this striking piece by carefully collaging together a number of his previous works to create something exciting and new. Upon closer inspection, the entire image is composed of thousands of his signature tiny champs . The piece…
Jayson Lilley has created For The Love of London especially for Enter Gallery’s Art Yard Sale 2022. Lilley s love of urban architecture shines through his work and reminds us of the beauty to be found in the urban environment when we choose to notice it. In this piece, Lilley depicts the London skyline from…
British artist and social media sensation, Arron Crascall, is known for abstract artworks of cultural icons surrounded by clouds of colour and text. He has created For the Masses especially for his 2022 Private View at Enter Gallery’s London Pop-up at the Truman Brewery. Before Crascall starts any painting, he paints how he is feeling at…
Forbidden is a limited edition giclee by Delphine Lebourgeois. From a small edition of 35, printed on Hahnemuhle Photorag paper, the piece is signed and numbered by the artist. Size (cm): 46.5 x 60
Ailsa Munro is a digital artist who creates vibrant fantasy ecosystems. Each of her works explores the relationship between urban and natural environments, and questions the way humans interact with nature. Forest Floor is from Munro s 2021 collection of hand-painted, digitally-constructed pieces created in response to the confinement and limitations of lockdown in the…
Forget Mermaids is from Sarah Hardacre s collection exploring the changing roles of women within working class society. By juxtaposing images of women sourced from second-hand gentlemen s magazines against the industrial backdrop of her hometown of Salford, the artist reflects on masculinity and femininity and notions of public and private space. Each piece in…
Found Art, 1d Book is from Peter Blake s Found Art series, which he started in the 2000s. The collection embraces one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that everyday objects can become the subject matter for fine art. The subject of this piece is the front cover of a dime novel…
Since his career began in the 1950s, Sir Peter Blake has been prolific, creating paintings, collage, typography and more inspired by his fascination with popular culture. Blake’s impact on the face of contemporary art is so significant, he is now known as the ‘Godfather of Pop Art.’ Found Art, Red Band hails from Blake’s coveted series…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
This piece is from Peter Blake s Found Art series and is inspired by one of the earliest tenets of Pop Art, the idea that even the most basic everyday object can be transformed into fine art. Rather than opting to depict major commercial brands like Warhol, Blake uses found objects that most would cast…
Dan Hillier is a contemporary British artist who creates captivating, mystical artworks inspired by dream imagery, anatomical drawings and religious iconography. Fount is a prime example of Hillier’s unique brand of Surrealism. The piece depicts a creature – half man, half beast – surrounded by forest and gravitating towards a mysterious glowing light. This hand-pulled…
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