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Early work by Nyoman Masriadi - Portret (Potrait) 1998. Dimensions: 145 (H) x 198 (W) cm Mixed Media on Canvas A rare work from formative period. POA. @nyomanmasriadi #20thcenturyclassicsuk
James Boswell - Le Sphinx 4 AM – Six Limited Edition Prints.
Dimensions: 63 cm x 46 cm unframed
A set of five lithographs reprinted in the ‘80s from drawings made in 1939 after a visit to Le Sphinx; a famous brothel in Paris.
The original black inks drawings were presented to Tate Gallery by Ruth Boswell in 1982.
Limited Edition 18/500
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3D Textile Wall Art: “Romulus and Remus” by Karen Woods. Framed and signed by the artist.
Dimensions:
H: 92 cm | W: 58 cm | D: 4 cm
Materials: Silk, cotton canvas.
The tapestry is a striking example of Karen Woods’ imaginative approach to textile art, showcasing her distinctive style, technical expertise, and ability to transform historical and mythological subjects into compelling contemporary works.
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Miss Van “Portrait” 2008 Limited Edition Art Print numbered and signed by the artist. Please enquire.
Miss Van (born Vanessa Alice in 1973, Toulouse, France) is a pioneering French street and fine artist widely recognised as one of the leading female figures in contemporary graffiti and street art. She began painting on the streets of Toulouse alongside fellow artist Mademoiselle Kat in the early 1990s, developing a distinctive visual language centred on her iconic poupées (French for “dolls”) – sensual, wide-eyed female characters with exaggerated curves, theatrical costumes, and enigmatic expressions.
Blurring the boundaries between street art and fine art, Miss Van’s work has appeared on walls around the world while also being exhibited in galleries across Europe and the United States, frequently alongside renowned artists such as Banksy, Faile, and Shepard Fairey. Her imagery explores themes of femininity, seduction, freedom, and transformation, often drawing inspiration from burlesque, folklore, circus performers, and vintage masquerade.
