Graham's often outsize vegetation and blooms are instantly recognizable. This new body of work - drawings and paintings in charcoal, ink and oil - were all painted in Kenya, en plein air.
Travelling about in the Californian landscape, this is an intriguing investigation of the relationship between Hockney and the Lady in Pink, Betty Freeman, standing at the edge of one of his... read more
Labelled 'degenerate' by the Nazis, Schwitters - an early proponent of 'found' art - fled to Britain, where he was interned until 1941. In this highly personal account of him, Potter follows... read more
The blue air that Monet longed to swim in was also gulped lavishly by Derain, Braque, Picasso, Matisse, Klein... To accompany the exhibition at the Royal Academy this autumn, in association ... read more
The late painter and zoologist, author of The Naked Ape, has combined his life-love of animal watching with his other passion - Surrealism, in which he was himself proficient too.
A near-facsimile of Bawden's delightful book of postcard-sized inventions, 'drawn from Daddie's Invaluable Collection, Cheltenham 1945', and created when far from home in his life as a war a... read more
From the library of Marguerite Littman.
Signed by David Hockney and by Stephen Spender on the half-title page. First and only printing. Chinese yellow cloth, in grey cloth slipcase; in fi... read more
A fine copy of this selection of Scarfe's work, published as a special limited edition of 250, with a four-colour lithograph of Margaret Thatcher as a raddled Britannia. The book is signed o... read more
Bored Stiff has been put together in 2026 by Terry Macalister (who first created the fanzine of that name half a century ago) with the help of graphic designer Martin Hand.
Terry, who went ... read more