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Preisdatenbank abonnierenRHYS BROWN, DEBUT ALBUM ink and oil pastel on card album cover, signed verso31cm x 31cm Rhys Brown b:1993 is a young Urban Contemporary artist who produces work from pre loved soft toys. Nostalgia is very prominent within Rhys’ work as he captures characters and memories from his childhood within his relief print paintings. Instagram: rhysmbrown
SCHOONY, OPPESSIONISM digital print collage and gel pens on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cmSchoony's background is rooted in special effects and prosthetics for the film industry. His career spans over 30 years. Since the age of fifteen he has worked on ver 100 films. His work and reputation for high quality and pioneering techniques has reached far corners of the world. Schoony exploded on to the London art scene in 2008 at Mutate Britain's "One Foot in the Grove", one of the most pioneering street art exhibitions to date. Schoony uses new up to date technology alongside the more traditional methods in his art pieces. Instagram: schoony_art
ART MAN WAN, PURRFECT MEOWLODY mixed media, giclee and acrylic on canvas, mounted on an album cover and framed, signed versoimage size 31cm x 31cmArt Man Wan is a British self taught mixed media artist and print maker, working out of studios in London. His methods are based on using photographs and/or drawings which are manipulated using basic digital tools to form a vision of how the artist sees the world. His work can challenge us to think about important current affair issues, but primarily encouraging people to enjoy the simple side of life with images that are just fun, creates joy or offers hope. Instagram: art_man_wan
WAR BOUTIQUE, TO BEE OR NOT TO BEE giclee print on Hahnemuhle Aquarell paper mounted in a card album cover, signed, printer's proof 3/331cm x 31cmWar Boutique was born in Glasgow in 1965 and got into art and textiles through early involvement in theatrical costume, set and fashion design. He went on to study textile design at the Scottish College of Textiles (1996-2000) followed by a masters in fine art at Goldsmiths College (2007-2009). Creative work also involved stints designing defensive equipment and body armour, and he often recycles materials and iconography from these contexts. His moniker parodies the concept of the 'fashion house', producing collections inspired by classic imagery and historic conflicts and trends. Instagram: warboutique
K-GUY, NHS - SALE NOW ON spray paint and stencil on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm K-Guy is a visual artist who lives and works in the epicentre of the street art scene, London. The artist is best known for his sharp analyses and off-the-mark responses to what goes on around him, politicians, religious leaders, fast food outlets and entire economic systems have all been examined in K-Guy’s work. For his controversial and quirky works in the streets of London, K-Guy received worldwide media attention several times. Renowned works from the artist include his collaboration with the Prodigy on a limited edition print which sold out instantly and his iconic best sellers ‘Coke Moss’, ‘Naomi Campbell’s, ‘Pepsi Cara and LINDA EVANGELISTa’.Instagram: _.cokemosh_moss7
JAMES TALON, FATBOY SLIM MDF, steel, giclee print, dry transfer and spray paint on card album cover, signed by the artist and Fatboy Slim (Norman Cook)31cm x 31cmJames Talon formally studied fine art early in life but by his own admission then spent the next 25 years of his life pissing about in music. Now he has returned to art and brought with him his wide cultural pop knowledge. James work is neither painting nor sculpture but a refreshing mixture of both forms. In his work everyday objects like Rizla packets, razor blades, sweets and music cassettes are given new life by exaggerating their scale and applying wit and graphic motifs. He has exhibited in Miami, Chicago, London and Brighton. James cites many influences including music in all its forms and of course the master of pop art - Warhol.Instagram: james_talon
HANNAH SHILLITO, YAS QUEEN Artist's Proof giclee print on card album cover, signed and numbered A/P31cm x 31cm Hannah Shillito is a contemporary artist who has lived all over the world including Tokyo, New York, London, Cape Town, the Himalayas and Milan and is now based in Brighton, UK. Her work has drawn attention from celebrities with clients including social media sensation Arron Crascall and punk poet John Cooper Clarke as well as Bimini Bon Boulash in a Barclaycard advert! A native of the north west of England, Hannah’s love of colour and maximalism is brash, honest and playful and her distinctive personal style emanates joy and vibrancy with its punchy statements and attention grabbing fluorescence. She exhibits alongside some of the top names in contemporary art such as Grayson Perry, Tracy Emin and Damien Hirst, all over the UK and Ibiza, and has featured in two editions of British Vogue. Having worn many hats as a freelance writer and photographer, poet, children’s author and teacher, Hannah’s love of words as well as images are brought to life through contrasting and bold colours and compositions. As the artist explains, “A picture tells a thousand words but I like to condense those words and pack a punch.” Instagram: hannahshillito.art
WAR BOUTIQUE, SOS giclee print on Somerset Velvet paper on album cover, 1/1, signed31cm x 31cm War Boutique was born in Glasgow in 1965 and got into art and textiles through early involvement in theatrical costume, set and fashion design. He went on to study textile design at the Scottish College of Textiles (1996-2000) followed by a masters in fine art at Goldsmiths College (2007-2009). Creative work also involved stints designing defensive equipment and body armour, and he often recycles materials and iconography from these contexts. His moniker parodies the concept of the 'fashion house', producing collections inspired by classic imagery and historic conflicts and trends. Instagram: warboutique
HERA OR HERAKUT, MY FUTURE MATTERS artist's proof hand finished print on heavy mold paper, signed, dated and numbered A/P48cm x 33cmJasmin Siddiqui is a German born artist better known as Hera. Recognised for her urban contemporary and graffiti art, who uses a variety of different mediums to created her truly emotive artworks. Hera’s works can be found on their collaboration with URBAN NATION on Project M/13 in 2018. Coming from a half-Pakistani, half-German background, Hera had been brought up half-Muslim and half-Catholic, Hera knows quite a lot about ethical differences and complications even before school. Though she didn’t entirely know how to deal with those perspectives until she found graffiti. A graduate in Graphic Design, Hera’s works tend to combine traditional techniques and spray painting to portray mythological creatures and darkly comedic and satirical scenes. These images often point towards the notions of present issues with regards to political injustice and social awareness. Instagram: hera_herakut
IMBUE, HIGHLY ADDICTIVE (MARLBORO) from the Death + Taxes Exhibition; a pack of crayons in a cigarette style box. Artists may live a long and fulfilling life. From a sold out edition of 200.Futuristic, provoking and detail-orientated briefly sums up the work of brilliant British artist, who goes by the name of Imbue. A contemporary artist, he plays, provokes and prods at themes and well-known icons on the current landscape. There's a buzz that surrounds his artwork, and unsurprisingly, a loyal following has ensued. Take his mystery prints for example, where the artist releases one every few months, the said print is limited edition and only available for 24 hours. Embrace the art frenzy. Instagram: imbue
ERNEST ZACHAREVIC, LIL CRAZY LEGS Inspired by Martha Coopers 1983 Photograph)giclee print and emulsion marker on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cmErnest “ZACH” Zacharevic is a Lithuanian-born artist combining fine art techniques with a passion for creating art outdoors. Experimentation lies at the heart of Ernest's style, with the only constant being the dedication to his ever-changing concepts. With ideas leading the way, he removes the restriction of artistic boundaries, moving freely between the disciplines of oil painting, stencil and spray, installation and sculpture; producing dynamic compositions both inside and outside of the gallery space. Ernests primary interest is in the relationship between art and the urban landscape, with concepts often evolving as part of a spontaneous response to the immediate environment, the community and culture. Instagram: ernestzacharevic
ROAMCOUCH, EINSTEIN 2022 artist's proof 16 colour giclee print on 320gsm Fedrigoni Stucco Tintoretto Gesso fine art paper, signed and numbered A/P60cm x 90cmRoamcouch is a Japanese stencil artist, and an urban, contemporary master in his own right. He brings new meaning to “stencilism," and produces meticulously detailed and rich stencil paintings on canvas, and clean-cut screen prints on paper. Some describe his work ethic as that of a modern master, because he can take up to a year to create one piece of his work. His stencils involve an unfathomable and highly professional level of intricacy, with certain images requiring fifty different layers of stencil, which are all hand-drawn and hand-cut. His works involve such detail yet manage to portray a feeling of romanticism and fluidity, through the use of his selected subject matter. Roamcouch was a former designer and resided in a more corporate setting. Several years ago he was diagnosed with a serious illness, which made him rethink his life and career. It stimulated Roamcouch to drastically change his life by pursuing his dream – becoming an artist. Instagram: roamcouch
CHRISTIAN HIADZI, SURVIVAL laser print on 250gsm recycled paper attached to card album cover, unique hand finish with acrylic, signed31cm x 31cmChristian Hiadzi’s arresting figurative works explore emotional tension between representational portraiture and the beauty of unsettling abstract portraiture caught within the ordinary. Christian Hiadzi is a Ghanaian-British self thought artist, born in Ghana where he spent part of his formative years before moving to London, England where he lives and work. He has been making art since the age of 8, and as a professionally trained architect, he sees a strong interrelationship between both practices. Art and architecture to him, are the yin and yang that helps him to keep a balance life. At the core of his practice is the passion and drive to create work that in itself, becomes a catalyst to challenge and enhance the viewer’s imagination. He considers himself the conveyor, the vehicle through which the imagination of the viewer is pushed beyond the obvious. His emotions are expressed through his work, and he sees himself in every work that he creates. What is a painting, if it cannot move you emotionally or challenge your imagination, he asks. Instagram: christianhiadzi_art
DISH, DEMAND THE IMPOSSIBLE silkscreen print in 4 colours hand pulled by the artist on card album cover, hand finished details in posca pen, signed31cm x 31cm Dish is an artist from London and now living and working in Bergen, Norway. Her striking work and strong style has been described as feminine and seductive, juxtaposed with distinctively dark lines and tones. Her large scale wall paintings / murals can be found dotted around Bergen and London. Instagram: dish_kunst
SHARON BENNETT, ROLLER BOOGIE mixed media on card album cover, signed verso31cm x 31cm Sharon Bennett is a self taught amateur artist who was chosen to be part of Grayson Perry's 1st art club in 2020 with her drawing Trevor. The initial red print run was a huge success selling out in 24 hours. Instagram: sharon.bennett1969
AMANDA STANTON-NELSON, SONGS TO SHAVE TO oil and gesso on card album cover31cm x 31cmAmanda Stanton-Nelson (b. 1996, Nottingham) works primarily in painting, printmaking and essay formats. Her writing tells its narrative through ambiguous half stories and nonsensical poems and her visual works hold an ambiguity that allows the viewer to decide what they think is happening. Her work expresses the outcomes of extensive reflection and is informed both by lived experience and her undergraduate study in Theology and Sociology at The University of Bristol (2020). Speaking about her research, Amanda ‘[feels] indebted to those women who came, felt and translated their experience before [her].’ She recently graduated from the MLitt Fine Art Practice, Print Media Pathway at Glasgow School of Art (2022).Instagram: amandasn.studio
HOLLYHOCK, A-SIDE : PJ HARVEY (FROM THE ALBUM 'DRY') spray paint and lino print on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm HollyHock is the alias of Mirjam Wagensveld (1975), a printmaker who lives and works in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. The 'femme fatale' is often a theme in her work. She mainly makes colorful portraits of women, who often come across as somewhat mysterious; you don't know what they think. Her art is made using different (mixed) techniques: with the stencil technique and with screen printing. Both are completely different techniques and it becomes even more fun when you combine these techniques. She makes her work in small and limited editions. The alias 'HollyHock' is inspired by Alcea rosea, a flower which grows very well in an urban environment: the colorful flowers in urban environments like Rotterdam and Amsterdam are similar to the appearance of colorful streetart in urban environments, and so the alias HollyHock was found. Instagram: hollyhock_art
JAKE FRANCIS, GLOSS (2023) digital print on card album cover, edition of 1231cm x 31cmThrough cynicism and belligerent play, Jake Francis embodies the spirit of a snake oil salesman. Begrudging the role of ‘artist’ and it’s institutions, Jake inevitably relies on it’s cliches and tropes to make work and progress through its gilded halls - acutely aware of the hypocrisies associated in the process. By toying with preconceived structures, the artist attempts to reconvene personal, social, and trivial issue with simultaneous wit and intentional ignorance. In analysing the stereotypes of art as ‘freedom’ and artist as ‘misunderstood romantic’, Jake takes his resented roles and responsibilities in petty spite and as practice motivator; an endless barrage of humour through disdain, nihilism, and discomfort. Instagram: faff_chatter
PSYMANFLASH, THE MONSTER WITHIN print on paper, signed and dated, from an edition of 2020cm x 20cmPsymanflash (Simon) is a London based self taught artist that started back in the 90’s as a model maker of sci-fi memorabilia and loves to create art whether it be drawing, painting or sculpting. In 2010 he took the leap to become a tattoo artist. Instagram: psymanflash
ROAMCOUCH, "MIDNIGHT" BOMBER BOY artist's proof pigment print on 330gsm Museum Cotton Rag Paper, signed and numbered A/P56cm x 56cmRoamcouch is a Japanese stencil artist, and an urban, contemporary master in his own right. He brings new meaning to “stencilism," and produces meticulously detailed and rich stencil paintings on canvas, and clean-cut screen prints on paper. Some describe his work ethic as that of a modern master, because he can take up to a year to create one piece of his work. His stencils involve an unfathomable and highly professional level of intricacy, with certain images requiring fifty different layers of stencil, which are all hand-drawn and hand-cut. His works involve such detail yet manage to portray a feeling of romanticism and fluidity, through the use of his selected subject matter. Roamcouch was a former designer and resided in a more corporate setting. Several years ago he was diagnosed with a serious illness, which made him rethink his life and career. It stimulated Roamcouch to drastically change his life by pursuing his dream – becoming an artist. Instagram: roamcouch
GAME OVER, THE BUTTERFLY EFFECT spray paint and acrylic on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm GAME OVER is a new and exciting UK artist based in Sheffield, Yorkshire. His creative style includes a lot of street art techniques especially spray paint and the use of stencils. Their work often features fluorescent colours and are usually tagged with a pixelated style ‘Game Over’. With his artwork he is not afraid to be political, such as his Giclée print 'Statue Of Hypocrisy' created to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. GAME OVER is a new generation of artists creating artwork that appeals to a wide audience - with a conscience. Instagram: game_over_artist
PAUL JAMES, DOG END STREET limited edition giclee print on paper, signed and numbered 9/125, framed and under glassoverall size 79cm x 100cmPaul James is a gifted wildlife, animal and landscape painter and amazing composer and pianist. It would seem that if he has set his heart on learning something, he goes for it ‘big time’. In fact, should you make reference to his talents, Paul will argue that his creative abilities are not down so much to talent, but more about attitude and application. He is highly disciplined and shows a dogged determination to succeed in everything he does. He is always in pursuit of quality, craftsmanship and new ideas, the combination of which will surely gain him the respect and recognition that he truly deserves. Currently resident in Southern Ireland, he was born and grew up in Leicestershire. His artistic and musical abilities became apparent at an early age.Instagram: pauljamesgallery
ALEX ZANDA, HAARLEM SHAKE 7 layer screen print finished with spray paint on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm Zanda lives and works in Oxford, a place known as the city of dreaming spires, and they draw inspiration from the history woven into the fabric of the city. He specialises in screen printing as a method of art. The traditional process helps to anchor his art work in a world of fast moving technology. Mixing of paints and the application of them onto paper requires him to have an immediate connection to the printed artwork he makes. The process of screen printing is something between a painting and a mechanised task. It gives a quality of finish which is hard to achieve by more modern methods, and in Zanda's case it's a situation where the artists hand has played a significant role. Instagram: zandapic
RAVI ZUPA, A FRIEND three colour screen print, created in 2020, signed28cm x 43cmRavi Zupa considers books the best way to experience art. He has spent decades studying books about the art, mythology, religion, and history of cultures from across geography and time. Entirely self-taught, Zupa looks to works by German Renaissance printmakers, Flemish primitives, abstract expressionists, Japanese woodblock artists, and Mughal painters for inspiration. He also frequently incorporates religious iconography from Europe, Asia, and Pre-Columbian Latin America with revolutionary propaganda from around the world. With a distaste for ironic art or the thoughtless appropriation of culture, he integrates seemingly unrelated images in search of something universal. Zupa does not create any of his art digitally; everything comes from his own hand. Instagram: raviamarzupa
MASON STORM, MONKEY PARLIMENT III (2022) limited edition giclee print on 350gsm Hahnemuhle Museum Etching paper, signed and numbered from an edition of 75067cm x 49cm British artist Mason Storm is known for provocative works that poke fun at the hypocrisies within modern society. In his compositions which reference canonical paintings by Caravaggio, Johannes Vermeer, and Norman Rockwell Storm inserts elements from movies, TV, and pop culture to create clever juxtapositions that speak to contemporary issues. Like Banksy, Storm works anonymously, hiding his identity behind a designer balaclava. Self-taught, Storm claims to have a background in martial arts, security, and intelligence. Instagram: masonstormgenius
ALICE SHERLOCK, LOST FLOWERS FOR A LOST ALLEY CAT pencil on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm Alice Sherlock (b. 1997, Guildford) lives and works in Glasgow. Sherlock is an interdisciplinary artist working in print, painting and sculpture. Her work focuses around the idea of verbatim aural storytelling and reflective nostalgia, focusing on locality, the everyday, and the mundane. She takes recorded familial conversations discussing childhood stories and turns them into a visual language. Her work is not a literal translation of these stories but a romanticised, fantasied, bittersweet look at nostalgia. Sherlock has recently graduated from the MLitt Fine Art Practice Print Media from the Glasgow School of Art in September 2022. She also studied BA Hons Fine Art and Theatre at Lancaster University graduating in 2019 focusing on contemporary performance. Instagram: alicesherlockart
BORDALO II, FRAGILE 2023 fine art print on paper, signed and numbered, from an edition of 500. Boradlo spray painted the symbols on every print by hand, making each one unique.60cm x 60cmArtur Bordalo (Lisbon, 1987) uses the artist name Bordalo II, which he chose as a tribute to his grandfather, the painter Real Bordalo, in order to promote a continuity and reinvention of his artistic legacy. His youth took place between the hours spent in the studio of his grandfather Real Bordalo and the adventures around illegal graffiti in the underworld of the city of Lisbon. He attended the Painting course at the Faculty of Fine Arts in Lisbon for eight years, without ever having completed it, but says that these years allowed him to discover sculpture, ceramics, and to experiment with a variety of materials that have distanced him from painting, which had taken him there in the first place. The excessive production and consumption of stuff, which results in the continuous production of “garbage” and consequently in the destruction of the Planet, are the central themes of his production. This “garbage” assumes itself as the unusual and unique raw material that Bordalo uses in the construction of small and large scale pieces that he has spread around the world and that, above all, intend to be the vehicle of a universal manifesto. Instagram: b0rdalo_ii
ESYLLT ANGHARAD LEWIS, GLASGOW IN THE SUN Sharpie and gouache on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cm When considering the possibilities of language as a visual medium, the multi-media work of Esyllt Angharad Lewis questions the extent to which communication and translation boundaries can be played with, across languages, media and processes. By exploring tensions between spoken and visual languages, and questions related to performing identity, Esyllt uses her speaking voice as well as body language to explore the sound of language, specifically Welsh in relation to English, their presence physical, and their visual properties through sound pieces, performance, print work and installation. Instagram: esylltesylit
KAI AND SUNNY, FLOWER 6 colour silkscreen print on card album cover, embossed and signed, 1/131cm x 31cmKai & Sunny (born 1975 and 1977, respectively) are a UK based artist duo. They both graduated from the Epsom School of Art in Surrey, United Kingdom with degrees in Art and Design. They have collaborated with author David Mitchell, designer Alexander McQueen, artist Shepard Fairey and have won numerous accolades, including a 2012 D&AD Design Award, a 2015 LIA award and a 2019 Addy award. Works by Kai & Sunny have been exhibited internationally at institutions such as Haunch of Venison and are included in the Victoria & Albert Museum Print Archive Collection. Their work embraces the concept of change; flowing deconstructed landscapes are continuously moving taking you from one place to another. Instagram: kaiandsunny
TED PATRICK, PEACE AND LOVE (DIPTYCH) 3 colour silkscreens with hand finishing on Somerset tub paper, signed, from an edition of 28Peace, 54cm x 65cm, Love, 42cm x 36cmBristol-based Ted Patrick creates original and limited edition artwork using various techniques and materials. He is probably most famous for his Dismaland Fan Gift Print, which shows an image of Banksy’s ice cream van, which has been used for many of his installation works, most recently at Dismaland in 2015. Instagram: ted_patrick
MASER, ON LOOP high quality giclee print on card album cover, signed, 1/131cm x 31cmMaser truly embodies the centric spirit of contemporary visual art in Ireland today. Having created artwork since 1995, over the last 24 years, Maser has earned much respect professionally and has generated a large and dedicated following in Ireland and abroad – through his seamlessly imaginative and unique graphic style. Maser is internationally recognized for his expansive repertoire of contemporary visual art, which includes works on canvas, sculptures, prints, immersive installations, interactive exhibitions and exquisite large-scale murals. His unique, artistic style draws upon numerous influences including optical art and mid-century art, and is regularly complemented with bold colors, pattern and text. Maser is ambitious and is unafraid to experiment with any artistic format. Instagram: maserart
LUCY BRYANT, CROC acrylic on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cmContemporary artist and graphic designer Haus of Lucy, AKA Lucy Bryant merges classical fine art with satirical elements from contemporary culture for a wry and caustic aesthetic. Working across collage, print and sculpture, Haus Of Lucy’s work is a modern-day take on the Dadaist practice of objet trouvé. Taking ‘found’ original artworks, Haus Of Lucy adds unexpected details: an EasyJet Plane soaring above a pastoral idyll or a hot dog in the hand of a porcelain figurine. Influenced by Pop Art and Punk, the sacrilegious approach to classicism is both rebellious and tongue-in-cheek. But the clash of past and present can be thought provoking too: Haus Of Lucy’s art asks the viewer to question contemporary culture, by placing it in the framework of historical perspective.
DAVID IAIN BROWN, A CROSSROAD EMERGES acrylic, oil, oil bar and collage on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cmEmerging artist David Iain Brown, lives in Glasgow. Since completing his Master’s Degree in Fine Art at Gray's School of Art in Aberdeen 2018, Brown has exhibited internationally from France to Dusseldorf. Brown started as a print maker, depicting colourful illustrations of mundane objects from his surrounding within the daily life, but gradually evolved to painting and developed a new language of abstraction. While experimenting with different textures, colours and shapes, the artist tries to lose control over the work, resulting in a unique outcome. Brown continues to push the boundaries of his chosen materials, he reuses old paintings, found materials and an assemblage of scrap pieces of collages together to create a chaotic but balanced aesthetic. More than ever is the artist guided by his immediate surroundings, the colours are an expression of his feelings while setting the mood to create an atmosphere. Instagram: davidiainbrown
JOE WEBB, SHINE ON collage and silkscreen print on card album cover, signed31cm x 31cmJoe Webb (1976) creates hand made collages with a message. Webb reimagines found imagery using simple and concise edits to make thought provoking artworks. He looks at issues such as the environment, war, inequality - and questions our place in the universe asking us to become more aware, conscious and content. Joe has exhibited and sold work internationally and he lives and works in the UK. Instagram: joewebbart
A group of four pictures to include a landscape abstract painting signed J Kille 1996, a signed limited edition print The Revenge, commanded by Sir Francis Drake, engages the Spanish Hulk El Gran Grifon off the Isle of Wight, signed and numbered 767/850 by the artist John Batchelor in pencil to lower margin, an Indian picture of two elephant and warriors fighting and a print after Albert Namatijira, an aboriginal scene of the Australian outback, Location
Star Wars collectables x 9 includes Palitoy vintage Escape from Death Star board game x3, Waddingtons Return of the Jedi 150 piece jigsaw puzzles x3 each includes the Super Print poster, laminated table place mats x3, all generally Good, within Fair to Good opened packaging, unchecked for completeness. (9)
Bradley Rectory-A pencil sketch dated 1857 of Bradley Rectory which is situated in Great Bradley on the Suffolk Cambridgeshire boarders. The old rectory was built on the site of an older building erected on Glebe land and first documented in 1709, as we go to print the house is for sale in a value range of £680,000 to £716,000. The much cheaper drawing measures approx 7"x9".
Richard Taylor Multi-Signed Limited Edition Print Titled Destiny Dawns by Richard Taylor Signed by The Artist Plus 3 Veterans including Robert R Heurgue, T W Wigett plus one other with a 101st Airbourne Division Badge Mounted at the Top Centre, No 21 of 25, Approx size 9 x 29.5 inches, good condition. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
Milvina Dean signed First light Titanic print. Approx size 20x14inch. Good condition. All autographs are genuine hand signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. We combine postage on multiple winning lots and can ship worldwide. UK postage from £5.99, EU from £7.99, Rest of World from £10.
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