Emo Raffle for Women’s Aid

120cm x 124cm Wool I 

Inspired by 80’s and 90’s Rave Culture

For the London Design festival 2021, East London rug company FLOOR_STORY has collaborated with Henry Holland, on a series of rugs integrating bold patterns and classic rave iconography, including smiley faces and psychedelic-style patterns. The striking pieces more than allude to ‘out of mind’ experiences with irregular shaping and runners which seems to melt into the surroundings. More muted tones allow for integration into various interior settings; the more striking designs make for wonderfully unexpected statement rugs.

‘Delightfully landscaped gardens”

From the Dream Homes Series 

86cm x 64cm

Signed artist proof 2018

Combined block and screen print on Somerset 410 gsm paper

London’s most famous female street artist 

10 x 10” oil on canvas, framed. 

Approx £1000

A Goose is not just for Christmas 

Lambs, bunnies and fish are the subjects of many works by Peter Jones but his real fascination lies with monkeys; not real monkeys but vintage stuffed toys on the verge of falling apart. Each one is nearing the end of its lifespan and possesses an inherent vulnerability that is doubled because, as a still-life subject, it is ready for inspection. Worn out from either love or neglect. 

Oil on canvas 

Approx £700

Originally educated at Ealing School of Art (1968-70), Brenda, after having raised a family, pursued her passion for the arts years later in 1999. She studied at Heatherleys School of Fine Art in 2005 and then at The Prince's School of Drawing. She also studied with Andy Pankhurst and Thomas Newbolt.

Working principally in oils and pastels, her interest lie in life study, portraiture, still life and landscapes, in particular, her favourite landmark, Hammersmith Bridge. 

Her paintings have been noted for their unique mood, brush work and colour, and her paintings are currently held in private collections around the globe. 

‘ Libera Femina (The Free Woman)

59.4 x 84.1 cm (A1)⁣

Original artwork. Biro and gouache on 300gsm blotting paper.

Chloé Mead is a new, young artist who’s inspiration comes from the concept of the Divine Feminine, and freedom from male abuse against women. Her artworks use biro-hand-drawn hair to represent women, their emotions, their empowerment and their experiences in metaphoric depictions.

The piece, from her first series; The Divine Feminine: Garden of Eden, represents the freedom of escaping abuse, while the series represents a story, telling the experience as a whole.

Other pieces in the series are available for purchase. 

Artist contact:

@chloecreatedthis

Hello@chloemead.com’

Large framed photo 

Morph 2018

Matt Paper Approx. 16 X 20 inches with 2 inch boarder

Size a one off specially printed 

Approx £4,000

Polly Borland is famous for her experimental, stylized, and occasionally unsettling portrait photographs. Borland’s subjects have ranged from Cate Blanchett to Queen Elizabeth II to musician Nick Cave, whom she has been documenting for 35 years. Borland, who draws inspiration from Diane Arbus, carefully directs the costumes, makeup, and poses of her models, creating scenes that are intimate and dysmorphic. Of the photographer Cave has said, “Polly seems to me to be shooting into a distorted mirror and simply bringing back heartbreaking refracted images of herself.”

Photograph 

2020

11 x 14”

20 x 16”

Hotel de Crillion, Paris 

John Stoddart is recognized as one of the world’s most renowned photographers. Born in the United Kingdom he is known as “the photographer to the stars”, photographing glamorous celebrities such as Catherine Zeta-Jones, Sir Anthony Hopkins, to big name bands including The Rolling Stones and Depeche Mode 

By the early 1980’s he had photographed every major record label band, establishing himself as a legend photographer. He has worked for major publications and brands that included Vogue, Harper’s, EMI and Virgin and is often credited for the return of glamour to popular culture. Yea 

A notoriously fast photographer, he has a preference for working with film as opposed to digital. John’s passion for photography carries over to the complete printing process and also includes his collection of beautiful, era gone by cameras. He is not just a photographer, he is an artist and his work captures not just a picture but a story that can be told to the viewer through the eyes of his subjects

PEARLY QUEEN OF JUBILEE GARDENS PRINT

The original art work, The Pearly Queen of Jubilee Gardens made from golden buttons on crimson velvet, was commissioned in celebration of the Queen’s diamond jubilee. The Pearly Queen of Jubilee Gardens print is officially licensed by Royal Mail Ltd and The British Postal Museum Archive. Stamp designs © Royal Mail Group Ltd 1967 -2010. 

This print of the original is a giclee archival pigment print with silk screen glaze. Each print is printed on printed on 255gsm Somerset Enhanced paper and is signed and numbered by the artist. The artwork is an edition of 100 and measures 62 x 72cm. (24 x 28inches)

500x500mm mounted print on Giclee Fine Art Paper

Rive Gauche- 3.00am ‘ is from @pippahello Pippa Healys series ‘Don’t come looking for me’ . This is a special edition of 1/1 and printed on Fuji Flex paper. Size - 21cm x 29cm. The series has been featured in @photomonitor @uncertainstates and @fresheyesphoto .

Limited edition of 10

signed and numbered 

Chris Floyd is a British photographer and film maker. His photographic work has appeared in some of the world’s most highly respected publications, including Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Harpers Bazaar, GQ,

Esquire, The New York Times Magazine, The Sunday Times Magazine and Wallpaper* among others.

In April 2021 he was commissioned by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to photograph them at Kensington Palace in London in honour of their tenth wedding anniversary.

Not commercially available edition Of 1000

’Roses’ will be personally signed and dedicated by arguably the most forward thinking photographer of our age, who’s influence will take us beyond 

Satellite of Love,

wood block print,

1/1, 2021, Hormazd Narielwalla

 Lachlan’s paintings have received numerous awards and are exhibited regularly in London, Edinburgh and New York. He is an elected member of the Royal Institute of Oil painters.

In addition to painting Lachlan Goudie has written and presented several documentaries for the BBC. His landmark series ‘The Story of Scottish Art’ was critically acclaimed and Lachlan received a nomination from the Royal Television Society Scotland for the ‘Onscreen personality of the year’ award.

Other documentaries for BBC television include – ‘The Art of Witchcraft’ ‘Stanley Spencer: The colours of the Clyde’, ‘Awesome Beauty: The Art of Industrial Britain’, ‘Painting the Holy Land’ and ‘Mackintosh: Glasgow’s Neglected Genius’ which was nominated in the best single documentary category at the Celtic Media awards, 2019.

Lachlan has been a judge across three series of BBC1’s ‘Big Painting Challenge’ and reprised this role on BBC1’s ‘Celebrity Big Painting Challenge’. He is one of the presenters of the BBC’s hugely popular ‘Life drawing live’, a live life drawing class which has been broadcast internationally.

Lachlan’s first book, ‘The story of Scottish Art’, is published by Thames & Hudson and tells the story of 5,000 years of Scottish creativity.

Lachlan’s writing is informed by his experience of working as an artist. He is a keen proselytiser for the value of technique and craft in contemporary art and was schooled in painting by his father, the artist Alexander Goudie.

Lachlan was born and grew up in Glasgow, Scotland, before studying English at Christ’s College, Cambridge and Fine Art at Camberwell College of Art in London.

Lachlan accepts commissions for portraits, still life and landscape painting.

You can follow Lachlan on Twitter @lachlangoudie and on Instagram @lachlangoudieart

‘The Cat’  2021

by Jack Penny at Seam Agency 

Acrylic paint and pastel on paper

84.1 x 59.4cm

Approx £2,300 plus Vat 

Abyss black and almost living, moving, shimmering gold screen print edition of 25

Framed 

From Seas of the Moon exhibition 2021

20 x 20 cm 

Oil on canvas 

Hedley Roberts makes ‘non-portraits’ of lovers, friends, family, acquaintances and strangers. The paintings start figuratively with recognisable features and representational composition, but as they progress, elements are obliterated, layered over, removed or simplified. Works are returned to over weeks, months and years as the paint dries and layers are built up. The finished works stop being a representational portrait of the sitter and instead begin to function as â€œother” portraits of the internal dialogue, thoughts, time and socio-political landscape in which they were made. 

Alumni of Plymouth School of Art, Falmouth School of Art, Central Saint Martins, The School of Visual Arts NYC, the Royal College of Art and has a Doctorate in Fine Art from the University of East London. Royal College of Art Fine Art Fellow and a Stanley Picker Fellow at Kingston University. 

Enjoy an overnight stay in one of our Rooms with breakfast for two at ultra-luxury hotel, Rosewood London.

Rosewood London combines English heritage with contemporary sophistication in the heart of the capital. The Grade II-listed, Belle Époque building has been sensitively renovated with the feel of a stylish London residence. The five-star hotel’s generously appointed guest rooms and suites are inspired by a British manor house, among which is the unique seven-bedroom Grand Manor House wing, a private wing with its own entrance and postcode. With an array of culinary experiences including the Mirror Room, Scarfes Bar, Holborn Dining Room, The Gin Bar and The Terrace, Rosewood London offers some of the capital’s most conversational cuisine.

Bird + Wolf 

... The sustainable fashion label that has brought camo into the spotlight once again. With wearers like Dua Lipa, Stormzy, Ruby Rose, Boy George, Lena Headey & many more the upcycled camo jacket with gold studded messages is becoming the de riguer jacket. The fledgling British label is now known all over the world with a huge following in the US Stateside fans include Taylor Schilling, Lisa Rinna, Brittany Furlan and Tommy Lee.

Champagne and all the other best bits over lunch or dinner for 4 hosted by the nations favourite restaurateur Russell Norman  

Arguably London’s hottest new opening, already beloved of Jay Rayner 

https://amp.theguardian.com/food/2021/nov/14/jay-rayner-restaurant-review-brutto-london-exceedingly-good-italian-we-did-not-know-we-needed

A3 framed 

Number 1 of 50 limited edition prints

Inspired by Emotee created by Grace Woodward

for Women’s Aid

Other colours in the series available for purchase 

The picture is Ex Libris 2010 by Richard Gray 

34.5cm x 27cm

Richard Gray is an illustrator, working primarily with ink, pencil, gouache and airbrush techniques. Gray began his professional career during his first year at Middlesex University in 1987-1988, when whilst studying fashion design, his illustrations were entered for a memorial competition for Antonio Lopez and spotted by the Italian style icon Anna Piaggi. Commissions quickly followed for both Vogue Italia for Piaggi’s infamous Doppie Pagine, and for Vanity.

During his career, he has collaborated with the likes of Agent Provocateur, Alexander McQueen, Vivienne Westwood, Boudicca, Givenchy, Britney Spears, Kylie Minogue  Editorially his work has been used in many international publications including Vogue Italia, Vogue Gioiello, Vogue Pelle, V Magazine, Stella, Saturday Telegraph Magazine amongst others 

In 2004, Gray created an illustration for the Alexander McQueen installation at the Fashion At Belsay exhibition at Belsay Hall, and also illustrated McQueen's Black Exhibition. He created a portrait of stylist Isabella Blow for the invitiation to McQueen's S/S 08 show La Dame Bleue. His work is in the permanent collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Gray teaches across all three years of the Westminster University BA Fashion Design course.

The image copyright remains with the artist.

17cm of loveliness from the most excellent Crouchers.com

One of two very funny and clever from a funny clever rising star 

One of two from this very clever rising star 

‘ Libera Femina (The Free Woman)

59.4 x 84.1 cm (A1)⁣

Original artwork. Biro and gouache on 300gsm blotting paper.

Chloé Mead is a new, young artist who’s inspiration comes from the concept of the Divine Feminine, and freedom from male abuse against women. Her artworks use biro-hand-drawn hair to represent women, their emotions, their empowerment and their experiences in metaphoric depictions.

The piece, from her first series; The Divine Feminine: Garden of Eden, represents the freedom of escaping abuse, while the series represents a story, telling the experience as a whole.

Other pieces in the series are available for purchase. 

Artist contact:

@chloecreatedthis

Hello@chloemead.com’

Lunch at either the Soho or Lamb’s Conduit Street Locations and a brain and palette pleasing read. 

Cin Cin! 

1971 matchbox label from a series to commemorate decimalisation housed in a Black wooden frame

11cm x 13cm glazed with

Exhibition glass 

Framed painting 

Glossy print 

“Agenda Brown as the creative protagonist of Visual Marvelryâ„¢ and generator of visual stories, possesses a rare ability to capture his subjects in a discerning manner, whilst evoking empathy for his subjects, and is a natural observer of commonality and differences in all of us. 

He has successfully developed a substantial imprint as an original photographic commentator and an authentic observer of active and dynamic cosmopolitan artists, creatives, and social entrepreneurs. 

Capturing individuals with a cinematic scale, whilst providing creative expression and authenticity to context and environment, shining a light on the authenticity of the individual characters, and the detail of their personality against a worldly context.

https://visualmarvelry.com/portraits/

Size 50 x 75 cm

Framed

Approx £1500 

Polly Penrose has been taking self-portraits on a ten-second timer and more recently a remote for nearly 20 years. Her work is unpremeditated and spontaneous and records her responding to her environment. She explores identity and the opposed notions of vulnerability and empowerment, comedy and tragedy. Her pictures focus less on sexuality and female allure, but retain the awkward, often beguiling force of the body as an object, pushed into a space, forced into a position whilst feigning a sense of normality and control.

Her first solo show, A Body of Work, Downstairs at Mother Gallery, London, was in May 2014, and her second solo show 10 Seconds at the Hoxton Gallery, London, in May 2016. The same year, she exhibited in the group shows Self Reflection at the Untitled Space, New York, and All Inclusive at the HVW8 Gallery, Berlin. In 2018, she showed work in Spring Break Art Show in New York, and at Messum’s Wiltshire as part of the group show Image. Her third solo show, Self Obscured, was at the Benrubi Gallery, New York in 2019, and the same year in Gossamer, curated by Zoe Bedeaux at the Carl Freedman Gallery, Margate. In September 2020, she exhibited in Emerging Contemporaries at the Michael Hoppen Gallery and A Picture of Health, Woman Photographers from the Hyman Collection, at the Arnolfini Gallery Bristol.

Her work has been featured widely in publications including The Guardian, Dazed Digital, The British Journal of Photography, The Huffington Post, and Artnet.

Signed Limited edition of 10

Chris Floyd is a British photographer and film maker. His photographic work has appeared in some of the world’s most highly respected publications, including Vogue, Vanity Fair, The New Yorker, Harpers Bazaar, GQ, Esquire, The New York Times Magazine, The Sunday Times Magazine and Wallpaper* among others.

In April 2021 he was commissioned by The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to photograph them at Kensington Palace in London in honour of their tenth wedding anniversary.