Featured Artists & Illustrations
BanksyBanksy is Britain's most notorious and inventive "art terrorist" who specialises in sticking fake objects to the walls of major galleries and museums and waiting to see how long it takes for the curators to notice. |
Ben EINEEine specialises in massive workings of letters across shop fronts. Many can be seen around the East End of London on security shutters. Most recently Eine's Unique spray painted canvases have been seen in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington DC when David Cameron gave an Eine canvas to President Obama! Sell out Show in San Francisco March 2011 & big article about him - Evening Standard 31st March 2011 |
Blek Le RatIf you are thinking you have missed the boat / should have purchased BANKSY when you could have done - TAKE NOTE! This is the start of the prices rising for Blek Le Rat - who is Banksy's hero (see quote below) At the IMPORTANT Auction at Bonhams 5th Feb 2008 it was assumed by many that the Banksy pictures would fly away while the other artists would struggle yet one estimated at £3-5,000- fetched over £50,000 by Nick Walker , and BLEK's made great money too. THAT is the day that Urban Art came of age. Some of Banksy's prints are selling for more than an Original by Le Rat and these are going up.
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Damien HirstYou can also find Damien Hirst related objects in our "Sculptures and Objects" section. In Britain, Hirst's personal and professional reputation is well-established. The most famous and infamous of the Young British Artists, he is best known for his Natural History series - dead animals, such as a shark, a sheep or a cow, preserved in formaldehyde. IF YOU LIKE HIRST, ALSO SEE H2H - not by Hirst, but a Homage 2 Hirst. |
Karolina Larusdottir(1944 - Present) She studied at the Sir John Cass College, London (1964-65), the Ruskin School of Art, Oxford (1965-67) and Barking College of Art (1977-80). She now lives and works in East Anglia.
Her watercolours, oil paintings and hand-made etchings are often inspired by her childhood in Iceland. Her grandfather's hotel in Reykjavik has provided a wealth of her ideas In Icelandic tradition everyone has their own personal , private Guardian Angel. Her work has a dry humour that is timeless and all she is painting is PEOPLE BEING THEMSELVES . She has won numerous awards and commissions. Commissions include , Icelandic Government for visiting dignitaries including Mary Robinson the (past) President of Ireland . Member of The New English Art Club, the Royal Society of Painter Printmakers The Royal Watercolour Society. She has illustrated books and then In 1993 her biography was published in Iceland and buyers can obtain a copy through us when they are available. Her work is featured in numerous private and public collections world-wide including those of The British Museum, London, The Vatican, H.M. Queen Elizabeth , The Cathedral in Rikjavik and the Icelandic National Collection. NOW Considered a leading light in the British Art world she is again exhibiting at the Royal Academy .
Her work is so saught after I'm not allowed to advertise it as collectors in Iceland buy by signature whereas in England they buy because they like the painting. This is an artist with works in presidential collections and is collected globally. |
Kevin Sinnott
Arts Council of Great Britain, British Council, British Museum, Contemporary Arts Society in Wales, Isle of Man Arts Council, New York Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Museum of Wales, Royal College of Art in London, Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, Wolverhampton City Art Gallery and Private collections worldwide |
Noddy (Colour Illustrations)Enid Blyton's Noddy series was a favourite of so many children. This following page shows a series of colour illustrations from Noddy Books. We also have a wide selection of illustrations from the original artist H van der Beek. |

