New Arrivals

"Mélancolie" (2005) is an original lithograph by Marco Del Re (1950-2019), published in a limited edition of 75 signed and numbered impressions by Galerie Maeght in Paris.The composition centers on a stylized, contemplative figure rendered in Del Re's distinctive graphic linework, set against warm...

"Market in Provence" ("Marché de Provence") is a vibrant market-scene painting with lush greens and café hues. An impressionistic work that brings warmth and movement to everyday spaces.Signed by the artist. Sourced in France.

'Manhattan' sculpture, made of black lacquered wood and coloured plastic. With a height of about six feet, this piece has a commanding stature, giving added power to its chromatic slivers. There's a hint of Mondrian in its pared-down simplicity. It's a pleasure to look...

"Magnolias" (1949), one of painter Herma Körding's earliest surviving works, echoes melancholy and tender. The drooping magnolia blossoms, their pink blooms fading, press gently toward the viewer with solemn grace and surrender. The broad brushwork and moody palette suggest a reflective sensitivity that would...

A burst of gestural brushwork and layered texture gives this abstract print its striking energy. Signed by the artist and newly framed in black, it's ready to add movement and personality to your wall.

Signed and numbered (9/25) by the Artist, Pauline Gagnon, 1982, the serene snowscape cuts an impactful yet somber line.

Herma Körding's Kulmbach in Winter (1958) captures the peaceful silence of a snow-blanketed town. The bare trees and shuttered windows are rendered with a naive clarity, yet the composition resists austerity, inviting the viewer for a serene, contemplative moment. Free from nostalgia or decorative...

Who is "John" (2004)? This portrait captures the kind of quiet confidence that doesn't ask for attention—it simply has it. A crisp shirt, a bow tie, a relaxed posture: he's composed, approachable, but just a little mysterious.

A richly textured glimpse into a sunlit room, this oil painting captures a kitchen or dining space alive with detail. Thick, confident strokes in warm ochres, blues, and creams evoke the inviting charm of a lived-in home. Framed in gold with a linen mat,...

A loose gouache room study centred on a small vanity by the window, where quick graphic strokes and ornate details make the scene feel as though someone has just slipped out of frame.Signed by the artist.

This painting is an ode to Cubism, a movement that's been around since the early 1900s and can often feel exhausted. That idea was what pushed artist Lucas Biagini to see if he could bring something new to it. For this piece, he started...

This sculptural wall work by American artist Duayne Hatchett transforms industrial material into something unexpectedly lyrical. A lattice of bent steel strips unfolds into a three-dimensional grid, casting shifting shadows and revealing new patterns from every angle. Known for his exploration of structure, space,...

“House of Disarray” (2012) by Raymond Ciborowski captures a once-sacred space overtaken by chaos. The chromogenic print layers the grandeur of Gothic architecture with the entropy of human clutter, creating an image that feels both reverent and unruly.Signed and Editioned Print.

Watercolour on paper, utilizing a wash technique to create a sense of depth. The large scale commands attention, drawing the viewer into the horizon.

Lucas Biagini is a painter who rarely uses brushes. He moulds, slices and forms mixtures of oil paint with clays to sculpt relief-like paintings that are highly textured and layered.His abstract paintings utilize colour and shapes that are often reminiscent of tectonic plates, fault...

David Gibbs' 1990 oil painting, "Gray, Blue, Yellow and Red", features bold, textured vertical strokes arranged in a harmonious abstract composition. With its tactile surface, striking palette and rhythmic interplay of colours and textures, this work is a testament to Gibbs' ability to evoke...

Limited edition signed and stamped screen print poster designed by Dorothy for Tate Liverpool to accompany the gallery's hugely successful Picasso: Peace and Freedom exhibition, summer 2010.

Signed expressively by the Artist, John D. Boison, "Girders for a Harbor" provides a moody view of the artist's landscape. Neutral tones and a textured application to the board provide the large-scale piece with a subtlety and nuance, drawing us in further.

Graphic and expressive, this painting captures two figures in a face-off that holds your gaze. Signed by the artist, "Millar '99'.Mixed media on paper - freshly framed and ready for hanging.

A punch of red anchored by shadowy blocks gives Gaudette (1980) its bold, almost rhythmic pull, landing Georg Meistermann's abstract vision right into the mix of your space.Signed Edition 5/140.Georg Meistermann (1911–1990) used abstraction, colour, and light to redefine post-war modernism, creating over a...