From Hockney to Hirst: editions by the artists who defined British art
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Signed editions that make world-class art attainable
While unique works by world-renowned artists often reach astronomical prices, editions make collecting far more accessible. Signed prints, photographs, and multiples offer the same ideas and craftsmanship at far more attainable price points.
New art editions
Explore the newest additions to our collection — featuring recently discovered limited edition prints, photographs, and multiples by leading contemporary and post-war artists.
Like Warhol, we believe that several are better than one
Discover geometric and gestural artworks
Abstract Art
From the systematic rigour of Minimalism to the raw energy of gestural abstraction, our Abstract Art collection brings together artists who proved that colour and form carry meaning without depicting the visible world – among them Sol LeWitt, Ellsworth Kelly, Katharina Grosse and Cecily Brown. Explore signed prints, photographs and multiples, each an original artwork, not a reproduction.
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Discover groundbreaking voices in contemporary art
Women Artists
Our Women Artists collection brings together artists who did not wait to be admitted to the canon – they rewrote it. Louise Bourgeois reshaped sculpture, Kara Walker the silhouette, Cindy Sherman photography, Marlene Dumas painting. Explore signed prints, photographs and multiples by artists held in major museum collections worldwide.
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Signed editions by museum-collected artists
Every print here is signed by the artist and issued in a fixed edition, documented by edition size and publisher. From screenprints, etchings and lithographs to woodcuts and pigment prints, explore original prints by artists held in major museum collections.
Where language becomes a visual form
Text-Based Art
Our Text-Based Art collection brings together artists who made language their material: Ed Ruscha’s words set against luminous colour fields, Jenny Holzer’s Truisms, Barbara Kruger’s red-and-white indictments of consumer culture, Joseph Kosuth’s dictionary definitions turned into art. These signed prints and multiples let a single sentence carry the weight of an image, by artists held in major museum collections worldwide.
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Collections by movement and theme
Our collections follow the ideas that shaped post-war and contemporary art. Trace the line from Pop Art to Conceptual Art, follow figuration from Figurative Art into Figurative Abstraction, or explore Geometric Art and works that take a stance in Political Art. Many artists appear in more than one – each collection is a different way in.
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Discover iconic artists whose art editions continue to inspire and captivate collectors around the globe.
Art Insights
In-depth editorials on art movements, artists, and collecting — for those who want to understand what they collect and why it matters.
The Düsseldorf School of Photography
A discipline built on removing the photographer's own presence from the frame went on to produce the most expensive photograph ever sold. An editorial on the Düsseldorf School of Photography — its history, its key artists, and their editions.
Feminist Art
Feminist Art permanently altered how art history is written and how representation is understood. Explore the artworks, artists, and critical frameworks that shaped one of the most consequential movements in postwar art.
Investing in Prints and Editions
Limited edition prints and multiples offer collectors a unique combination of accessibility and lasting value. An editorial on how to collect with confidence — from understanding editions to identifying blue-chip artists.
The History of Editions
A signature, a number, a fixed edition size — simple rules that turned prints into trustworthy originals, not mere copies. Explore the innovations, from Whistler's pencil signature to Warhol's assembly-line screenprints, that built the system collectors rely on today.
Young British Artists (YBAs)
A shark in formaldehyde, a soiled bed — art that scandalized Britain became some of the most valuable work of its generation. Explore the artists, from Hirst to Emin, whose 1988 warehouse show launched a movement collectors still chase.
Political Art
Political Art has repeatedly turned protest, propaganda, and atrocity into some of the most powerful images in art history. Explore the artists and defining works — from Goya's war etchings to Ai Weiwei's acts of destruction — that made art a form of resistance.
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