Freshly released from our historic archive, our collection of UNIQUE fine art prints and posters features an unrivalled selection of rare and collectible artworks.
Expertly conserved and beautifully presented in bespoke handmade frames, find works by Cindy Sherman, David Hockney, Joan Miró and more. You’ll have to be quick though, these singular artworks won’t be around for long.
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New in UNIQUE Artworks
Freshly released from our historic archive, our collection of UNIQUE fine art prints and posters features an unrivalled selection of rare and collectible artworks.
Expertly conserved and beautifully presented in bespoke handmade frames, find works by Cindy Sherman, David Hockney, Joan Miró and more. You’ll have to be quick though, these singular artworks won’t be around for long.
‘I want there to be hints of narrative everywhere in the image so that people can make up their own stories about them. But I don’t want to have my own narrative and force it on to them’ – Cindy Sherman
Printed for an exhibition at Mönchehaus Museum Goslar in 1999, this rare poster features Untitled 103, a photographic artwork created by and starring Cindy Sherman.
Taken in 1982, the image features Sherman in one of her many guises portraying a centrefold model. One of the leading artists of the Pictures Generation, Sherman’s work questions the representation of women in mass media. What at first glance appears to be a seductive image, on closer inspection has more to say – from her messily applied makeup to her subtle yet considered expression, Sherman invites the viewer to come to their own conclusions about her impactful works.
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‘I want there to be hints of narrative everywhere in the image so that people can make up their own stories about them. But I don’t want to have my own narrative and force it on to them’ – Cindy Sherman
Printed for an exhibition at Mönchehaus Museum Goslar in 1999, this rare poster features Untitled 103, a photographic artwork created by and starring Cindy Sherman.
Taken in 1982, the image features Sherman in one of her many guises portraying a centrefold model. One of the leading artists of the Pictures Generation, Sherman’s work questions the representation of women in mass media. What at first glance appears to be a seductive image, on closer inspection has more to say – from her messily applied makeup to her subtle yet considered expression, Sherman invites the viewer to come to their own conclusions about her impactful works.
