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Created in 1989 by David Hockney, ‘Stanley Standing Up’ is a fax print of one of his beloved dachshunds, made during his period of experimenting with office technology as a means of creating new art. Rather than using the technology to transmit existing artworks, Hockney created works like this specifically intended to be sent by fax.

From The Cave, a photogravure etching by Antony Gormley captures his ongoing fascination with the human body as a location for philosophical investigation.

View a selection of our original drawings from some of the most sought-after blue-chip artists.

Renowned for his diverse body of work, including ceramics, tapestries, and prints, Grayson Perry is celebrated for his exploration of themes such as identity, gender, social status, and sexuality.

One of Hockney's most notable set designs were those for the Stravinsky Triple Bill in 1981 commissioned by the Met. This framed crayon and watercolour on paper is an original study created during the production of his stage for Le Rossignol.

Clifton Gallery is delighted to showcase our top picks from our latest acquisitions all of which are available for under £10,000.

Released in 2021, The Virtues are a series of 8 works created by Damien Hirst, each of which depicts delicate and fragile cherry blossom trees in full bloom.

Explore our collection of exhibition posters from David Hockney's impressive 60-year-long career:

The Changeling is a portrayal of changeling folklore, in which a child is swapped by malevolent spirits, but reinterpreted by Perry for the digital age.

STIK is internationally acclaimed for his distinctive stick-figure murals that have become synonymous with contemporary street art.

Created in 2023, Echoing was painted as part of Damien Hirst’s Hidden Garden series composed of 300 original paintings that depict thriving gardens.

Discover our collection of rare and collectable abstract artworks, from blue-chip artists including Damien Hirst, David Hockney and Alexander Calder.

For over 40 years, Tracey Emin has challenged conventions, transforming her personal experiences into powerful artistic expressions, establishing herself as one of the most influential names in contemporary art.

This month has produced some impressive auction results for blue chip artists, including a life-size Banksy 'Love Is In The Air' hammering above its estimate this week. View some of the most impressive results below:

Explore our collection of rare and collectible hand-signed posters from some of the most sought-after blue-chip artists.

We wish to celebrate the life of David Hockney, and his captivating spirit, following the news of his passing last week. Gallery Director Charlie Yallop shares his thoughts on how Hockney changed the art world.

This Pride Month, we are celebrating the creativity and determination of our LGBTQIA+ artists and allies. Artists such as David Hockney, Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, and Katherine Bradford have all been open about their sexuality, some at a time when it wasn’t always safe to do so, becoming household names for their representations of queer love in their art.

Thierry Noir is celebrated worldwide for transforming sections of the oppressive Berlin Wall into vibrant, large-scale murals. Aiming to demystify and ridicule the Wall, his characters turned it into a symbol of creative resistance and the human spirit of rebellion.

Cherub, a screenprint on paper created in 2020, exemplifies Riley’s continued exploration of optical phenomena. Released in line with her exhibition Learning to See at Turner Contemporary, the work is based on a wall painting featured within the show. The painting, executed directly onto the gallery wall, was created to draw the audience in closer than would be possible with a painting on canvas. Riley envisioned an exhibition that engages the audience in a visual experience

Tracey Emin’s A Sleep at Home was released to coincide with her major retrospective at Tate Modern, which celebrates her ‘second life’, a progression from her past self to the present. In this print, Emin is seen asleep on her sofa beside one of her cats, capturing her newfound sense of calm, revealing the quieter, more reflective future for Emin.