Art News from HFA: February 2010

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Rebecca Lardner, new releases.

New canvas limited editon prints available from the gallery by artist Rebecca Lardner.
Available framed and ready to hang.

Early Birds, framed box canvas, edition of 195, size 24" x 10", £335.

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Puffin Point framed box canvas, edition of 195, 24" x 10", £335

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Safe Harbour framed box canvas, edition 195, size 30" x 10", £395.

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For more information please contact the gallery on 10257 451121.

www.hepplestonefineart.com

New releases from artist Danielle O'Connor Akiyama

Two new contemporary floral images, framed embelished giclee prints each with an edition of 195.

Pearls Of Truth I, size 20" x 20", £495.

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Pearls Of Truth II, size 20" x 20", £495

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For more information plese contact the gallery 01257 451121.

Or http://www.hepplestonefineart.com/

New Paul Kenton Pictures

Here on show at the gallery are some of the new Paul Kenton pictures.

Harbour Lights box canvas edition of 150, size 20" x 48" £550

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London Red box canvas limited edition of 150, size 33" x 48", £699

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Westminster Walk box canvas limited edition of 150, size 20" x 48", £550

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After Hours box canvas limited edition print of 150, size 32" x 40", £625

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Cafe Au Lait box canvas limited edition of 150, size 36" x 36", £625

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For more informaton please contact the gallery on 01257 451121 or http://www.hepplestonefineart.com/

Friday, February 26, 2010

New Arrivals!

Fabulous new works of art from various artists are arriving here in the gallery.
Caroline Shotton with her quirky cows has published 5 new box canvas prints.

Girls Night Out edition of 195 size 30" x 30" £499

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Hoof Hearted edition of 195, size 20" x 48" £499

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On The Moove edition of 195, size 28.5" x 44" £625

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Sh*t Happens edition of 195, size 32" x 32" £550

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So In Love With Moo edition of 195, size 28" x 28" £450

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Neil Dawson has produced 6 new pieces all canvas on board.

City Icon-BEN edition of 150, size 27.25" x 23" £450

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City Icons- Paul edition of 150, size 27.25" x 23" £450

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Electric Avenue editon of 150, size 32" x 32" £625

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I Love London editon of 150, size 15.75" x 47.5" £525

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Reflections on Rialto edition of 150, size 23" x 27.25" £450

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Venetian Lights edition of 150, size 23" x 27.25", £450

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For any more information please contact the gallery on 01257 451121

http://www.hepplestonefineart.com/

Dave Lee Travis Photographic Art

Dave Lee Travis aka DLT as we all know him more famously for has taken a slightly different direction from his normal radio programmes. Dave is a Fellow of the British Institute of Professonal Photography and an Associate of The Royal Photographic Society. He first published the book ' A Bit of a Star' a collection of thought provoking colour pictures of well known media women in 1985.
He is currently spending more time producing other photographic projects involving personalities which raise money for disablement charities.

These new images Rebecca & Amy are the results of years of work and are produced using his depth of photographic skills. With a small edition of 25 these are sure to sell out fairly quickly. Beautifully framed in a black ornate swept frame they are a truly stunning piece of art.

For more information and prices please contact the Gallery 01257 451121

Or www.hepplestonefineart.com

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Art Market Revival?

Auction season has begun in ernest with a nervous and expectant collector base keen to see if the art market's period of reflection in 2009, cast against the back drop of the global credit crunch, would continue or if the period of revival and growth would begin.

With important sales at Sothebys now completed we know the resounding answer - the art market it back! With numerous records for the Impressionist and Modern Art Auction in London, the green shoots of recovery seem to be rearing their heads. Highlights included:

Giacometti’s L’homme qui marche I (Walking Man I)
for £65,001,250/ $104,327,006/ €74,185,983*
-- a world record for a work of art at auction--

Gustav Klimt’s Kirche in Cassone (Church in Cassone) sells for
£26,921,250/ $43,208,606/ €30,725,246
-- highest price for a Klimt landscape sold at auction --

Sale realises £146,828,350/ $235,659,502/ €167,575,324
-- highest total for any sale ever held in London --

Melanie Clore, Co-Chairman, Impressionist & Modern Art, Sotheby’s Worldwide, said: “We
are thrilled to have sold these great works this evening and that they have been recognised for the masterpieces that they are. The competition which generated these exceptional results demonstrates the continued quest for quality that compels today’s collectors.”

The Contemporary Art Sale at Sothebys followed the same trend with numerous record prices with an exceptional end of sale total of £54,000,000, well in excess of the pre auction estimate of £32,000,000 - £45,000,000.

Friday, February 12, 2010

The new long awaited collection of sarah Jane Szikora prints are now available, Rude Food has sold out at the publisher already! but still available to purchase from http://www.hepplestonefineart.com/