Monograph Greats
We’ve dedicated this newsletter to some of the best well known artworks that are currently in stock. If you’re looking to start your collection or add to an ever-growing one, this is exactly what you need.
Banksy Jack and Jill
This 2005 screenprint is from an edition of 350. This piece is perfect for any art collector wanting to frame it and hang it on a wall – after all, you don’t keep a Banksy hidden.
Dan Baldwin Divine Revelation
One artist we urge you to have in your collection is the incredible Dan Baldwin. The Maidstone School of Art graduate has been taking the art world by storm for more than a decade now with his motif-inspired works. Divine Revelation is a fusion of pointillism, bold skull prints and swallows making it incredibly beautiful and easy on the eye.
Peter Blake Manhattan Boogie Woogie
Every collector must have at least one Peter Blake in their collection – and if you can get an exclusive Blake collaboration, what’s not to love? Here at Monograph we have not one, but two exclusive Peter Blake prints. One of these is Manhattan Boogie Woogie. Created in 2009 from a 1980s collage, this screen print is from an edition of 250 and is signed by the artist. Typical of Blake’s collage style, this artwork is a must-have and costs only £900.
Damien Hirst Valium
Damien Hirst works have held their value throughout the years and one print which has certainly managed to keep its worth is Valium. Part of the spot print series, this is one of his most recognisable print works and one you should most definitely have in your collection. This print is priced at £10,800.
October 2014
August 2014
May 2014
March 2014
- Hirst announces his plans to release an auto-biography
- Banksy ‘I like it, but it’s not me.’
- Breaking records
February 2014
- First time buyer’s starter pack
- Next steps
- In the big leagues
- You’ve got art mail
- David Hockney exhibits at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
- David Bailey – “I don’t take pictures, I make them”
January 2014
December 2013
November 2013
- Tate Britain gets a £45m make over
- Selling off the investment
- Damien Hirst unveils his collaboration with Alexander McQueen
- The ArtReview top 100 is out!
- Banksy in the Big Apple
- Frieze London goes social
October 2013
- Away from the Flock
- iPad Art
- How do you tell if art is 'good'?
- The Fourth Plinth…again
- Giant yellow snails…what next?!
- Banksy is at it again
September 2013
- Hirst hits the fashion world...again
- Art Everywhere has launched!
- Damaged fresco of Christ – so bad, it’s good...for tourism
August 2013
- The £3 Warhol...
- Even Charles Saatchi can’t avoid the relationship revamp
- Another Banksy robbed from the streets of London
- The Big Blue Cockerel
July 2013
- Hirst’s causing a stir once again...and this time it’s with the archaeologists
- ‘Mini Monet’ is painting his way to success
- Art - still the hot investment
- Art School Degree Shows
- Measure up!
- Don’t collect to get rich. Buy what you like.
June 2013
- The greatest British art initiative we’ve seen in 2013
- What do Marc Quinn and the Bamford Watch Department have in common?
- Affordable Art Fair attracts some not so affordable A-Listers
May 2013
- Sumo: a Big Book at a Bargain Price
- Inflatable art - has the world gone mad?
- Banksy - Causing a stir again
- Lynette Yiadom-Boakye
- Laure Prouvost
- Tino Sehgal
- David Shrigley
April 2013
- Hirst Homewares
- Artist in Residence
- Bridging the Gulf
- Art in figures
- Lucie Bennett’s Silk Knickers go for thousands...
- Food Art?
March 2013
- A female Bansky you say?
- David Bowie at the V&A
- Kate & Wills, the new faces of contemporary art?
- Peter Blake stars on his first album cover
- Ringo Starr is to be the subject of an American exhibition, Peace & Love this summer
- Money and public art
February 2013
- Banksy travels along way from home
- Dada and inspirations at the Tate
- Benedict Drew – a ‘Future Great’
- Dan Baldwin
- Peter Blake
- Damien Hirst
- Antony Micallef
- William Wegman