Category: Art and Photography

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Christine Berrie Radio Print

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If Christine Berrie’s Radio Print looks familiar, it is may be because the same designer created a camera design, which appeared in various forms, including a bag that we featured here some time ago.

Like the camera design, the radio print consists of numerous retro radios, of varying styles in bright colours, set against a white background. The prints have been produced in association with Magma who are offering a limited run of both the radio and camera print, measuring 52cm x 70cm, priced £25.

Buy online at the Magma website.

Categories / Art and Photography, Books

The Heads of State The Great Gatsby Business Card print

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If you invested in one of the Penguin Art Deco-style editions of F. Scott Fitzgerald classics, this The Great Gatsy Business Card print from The Heads of State could be the piece of artwork for you.

The print's link to the book is quite subtle. It's inspired by the huge lists of the great and the good and the notorious who attend Gatsy's parties, and illustrates potential business cards of the guests. There's people who work in films and in theatres and other business: all the cards are executed in beautiful period typography, giving a wonderful imagined snapshot of the era. 

The print is limited to an edition of 350 and costs $90. 

Buy it online

 

Categories / Art and Photography, Film and TV

Blow-Up movie print by The Scene

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Fans of Antonioni's swinging London classic movie Blow-Up might recognise and appreciate this Blow-Up print by The Scene.

It is, of course, David Hemmings in classic photographer pose, no doubt capturing some hip young thing through his lens. This archival Giclee print is a limited edition of 25, sized at 11.7 x 16.5 inches and on 250gsm silk white paper.

You can buy one online for £20.

Find out more at the Some Prints website

Via Modculture

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Parade print by Emily Forgot

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It's an illustration that screams the '60s but in fact this Parade print by Emily Forgot is a contemporary piece.

The image depicts some well-heeled and well-booted feet with the monochrome colour scheme adding to its style. In fact the title and the style of the illustration suggests it could be inspired by somewhere like the King's Road in the sixties with the peacocks coming out on parade.

If you like this piece, take a look at the website for more of Emily's work, including some pieces that look like they've come out of the more surreal side of that decade. 

You can buy the print at A3 size for £30 or at A1 size for £105. 

Buy it from The Forgot Shop

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Tretchikoff-inspired Green Lady print by Stan Chow

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If you don't want to pay the constantly-inflated prices that the original goes for these days, you might be interested in the Tretchikoff-inspired Green Lady print by Stan Chow.

The originals do indeed go for a price, especially when you consider it was bargain basement art – one here on eBay  is priced at over £237. This print is a print inspired by Vladimir Tretchikoff's midcentury gem, with Chow adding his own pop art twist.

Sized at 13 x 19 inches and printed on 100% Cotton Matte Archival 315gsm paper, you can pick it up for £20.

Find out more at the Some Prints website

Categories / Art and Photography, Men's Fashion

James Brown “Hats” Print

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Combining our love of James Brown’s illustrations with our fondness for dapper clothing, in one item is James Brown’s “Hats” Print.

The screenprint uses just five colours, which adds to its retro look, and depicts 15 styles of hat spanning decades of fashion including a homberg, a bowler, a deerstalker and a pork pie hat. There are only 140 prints with each one signed and numbered by the artist.

The “Hats” print costs £95 from Tinsmiths.