J.L. Marcotti’s celebrated portrait of Queen Elizabeth II
Created in an edition of 25 plus 2 Artist’s Proofs
Artists
Watercolour artist and amateur rocket scientist Saki Pentona – “The art world is too parochial, too focused on earth”
“The art world is too parochial, too focused on the earth. I intend to be the first artist to exhibit on Mars. My work currently consists of my plans, designs and blueprints for space rockets, Mars houses and associated necessaries. Living on Mars will be a huge step forward for mankind, and my work will … Read more
Godwin Sands –
Godwin is teasing collectors with a few glimpses of his next collection of work, provisionally titled “My Next Collection of Work.”
Fauvist Photography – Godwin Sands
Godwin Sands specialises in taking photographs and manipulating them so they are boldly coloured and have a digitised finish.
Portraits – Back of the Ed – Steven
“I just love what Ed is doing with his Back of the Ed series of artworks,” says Steven, who had the back of his head immortalised by Ed earlier this year. “It is a fantastic new form of portraiture which I am delighted to be part of.”
Pimlico Wilde are pleased to announce the first London show of art world superstar Hannah Gralle
Next year we will be showing Hannah’s series of work entitled ‘Citizen Kane versus The Vegetables‘ in which she has recreated almost every scene in Orson Welles’ great classic film using only vegetables, stock cubes and bottles of MacUmbrage single malt. Via stop motion the vegetables bear an uncanny similarity to the original film, yet … Read more
Meet the artist – Back of the Ed
“For too long portraiture has focused on the front of the body,” explains Ed Woolverton, who works under the name Back of the Ed. “The whole back of the body rarely gets a look in. Look at all the portraits in the National Portrait Gallery. Almost all are of the front of the model. This … Read more
Funding sought for Bentley artwork – Polly Romanesque
We at Pimlico Wilde like to help finance the best of contemporary art. We helped Stevana Yipp create her Ballet de Cranes, in which for one night only, all the cranes on the London skyline turned, lowered and raised their loads in unison. Centuries ago we helped Charles II create a range of Oak Tree … Read more