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Featured Artwork

Richard Dighton, Gentleman with an Umbrella – early C19th watercolour painting

STOCK NUMBER: JX-613

William James Müller, Interior with Woman Seated by Fire–early C19th watercolour

STOCK NUMBER: JW-357

William Warman, Portrait of Henry VIII – mid-19th-century watercolour painting

STOCK NUMBER: JU-795

Frederick Albert Slocombe, Breton Fishergirl in a Doorway – C19th watercolour

STOCK NUMBER: JS-185

New Acquisitions

We list dozens of new acquisitions every week. We endeavour to cater for a range of tastes and budgets within each week's new list. View our latest pictures here and check back regularly to see new artwork as soon as it is listed.

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Latest Collections

Curated collections are at the core of how we present our artwork. Each picture is part of a wider narrative; our collections provide context and serve to tell the story behind every picture. View the week's latest collections here.

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Exhibition

Our exhibitions present our artwork in new and interesting ways. Here we explore the themes which traverse collections, genres and time periods—the threads running through art history that make works of the past relevant today.

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About Us

We specialise in original 19th- and early 20th-century British artworks on paper, offered at very affordable prices. Our stock totals over 3,000 pictures, presented in thoughtfully curated collections.

What We Offer

All our artworks come with a Certificate of Authenticity and—if it is a collection artwork—its accompanying collection text or artist biography. All this is carefully packed in high quality, secure packaging.

Testimonials

We welcome feedback and use it to help inform how we can best cater for our wide range of customers, from public collections, museums and dealers, to novice private collectors.

Articles | News

Writing and research is a very important part of our curation process. Our articles provide opportunity to explore this research in greater depth—our artworks often taking us in unexpected directions.