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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.

Recognised as being one of the first people to paint on the Berlin Wall. After moving to Berlin in 1982, Noir began transforming the oppressive structure with vibrant, large-scale murals, aiming to demystify and ridicule the Wall, turning it into a symbol of creative resistance

The past few months have produced some impressive auction results for Tracey Emin original paintings. Two sales topped the $1,000,000 mark, showing a clear interest amongst collectors for Emin’s iconic figure images. With this year’s increased institutional demand, Emin’s bold, unique works have become increasingly sought-after, reflecting a growing appetite for her artistic voice.

Renowned for his diverse body of work that bridges realism and abstraction, Gerhard Richter has developed a practice that defies categorisation, experimenting with photorealistic paintings, abstract compositions, and conceptual pieces that challenge the boundaries of perception and representation.

James McQueen is a British artist which is best known for his reimagined artworks of iconic images, including the Penguin Book logo, into bold compositions and artworks that portray colour, texture and energy.

This unique crayon and felt-tip pen on paper is a compelling example of Auerbach’s practise, depicting Mornington Crescent, a street he frequently painted next to his studio in North London.

As we reach the middle of Spring, view our new arrivals, all of which encapsulate the beauty of the season through floral and richly-coloured compositions.

Best known for her intimate, authentic, autobiographical portraits, Tracey Emin explores all elements of life. Emin puts herself into her artwork and gives a glimpse into how she views herself and her world, and her experiences and emotions - often difficult or expressive topics that viewers can relate to.

Few motifs in contemporary art are as instantly recognisable as Yayoi Kusama’s pumpkins. Their unique form, covered in polka dots, has made Kusama a cultural icon, and are held in institutions all over the world in the form of sculptures, paintings, installations, and prints.

"Where the Land Meets the Sea is an exploration inspired by the seaside in grey British winters; I grew up in Leeds in West Yorkshire and often holidayed in Scarborough, Filey, Whitby, where Count Dracula landed, Robin Hood’s Bay, and Skegness. I have always spent a lot of time walking and thinking on the beach and watching the sea, witnessing the powerful action of the crashing waves in winter. "

Introduce our latest collection of collectible posters, including rare hand-signed editions from Tracey Emin and Damien Hirst, as well as Olympic posters signed by contemporary art legends Roy Lichtenstein and David Hockney.

Andy Warhol (1928–1987) was a groundbreaking American artist and cultural icon whose work reshaped the boundaries between fine art, popular culture, and mass media. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he developed an early interest in drawing and design. After moving to New York City, Warhol began his career as a commercial illustrator before emerging as one of the leading figures of the Pop Art movement.

Presenting our latest collection of sought-after unique artworks spanning several decades, as well as a rare early-career work by Tracey Emin. Featured artists include Jonas Wood, Etel Adnan, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, David Shrigley, Grayson Perry, and Frank Auerbach.

Since the early 1990s, Tracey Emin has been experimenting with neon lights, creating short, illuminated phrases in her distinctive handwriting. Find out more about her neon offset lithographic posters here...

Our latest arrivals from the highly-collectible British artist David Shrigley, including rare screenprints, an acrylic painting on paper and a unique monotype on paper

“History is history; now is now. Forget about history, now is happy”

220 for 2020 closely follows David Hockney during lockdown in Normandy as he follows the changing seasons using his iPad. Hockney depicts impressions of the landscape surrounding him, catching the first spring blossoms, the smell of summer, the saturated colours of autumn, and the stark shapes of dark branches in winter time. Consisting of 220 works, the project became a lifeline for Hockney, and a message of hope for others. Details: 2020 Hardcover books in a clamshell box 3

Released in 2004, Paris Black by Sean Scully is a lithograph printed in colours that captures his balance between drama and delicacy. Details: Lithograph printed in colours 2004 Signed, titled, dated and numbered by Scully in pencil Edition of 40 76 x 106 cm (84 x 114.5 cm framed) Printed by Woolworth Editions, Paris Published by Galerie Lelong, Paris Excellent condition Accompanied by a gallery Certificate of Authenticity Sean Scully is acclaimed for his abstract canvases th

Our new arrivals for 2026, featuring works from Yayoi Kusama, Jonas Wood, Tracey Emin, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Adrian Heath and more. Explore the collection here:

To celebrate the end of the year, explore a selection of our most vibrant works featuring works by David Hockney, Damien Hirst Hirsts, George Condo, Etel Adnan, Keith Haring, and more... Damien Hirst The Currency Unique Print (H11-40) Details: 2022 Archival quality giclée reproduction on heavy weight enhanced matte professional stock paper 100 x 150 cm Edition of 1,000 unique prints Hand-signed and hand-numbered on the front by Damien Hirst Mint condition stored in the origin