There are two editions for each work, large print, paper size 51 cm x 61 cm, and small print, paper size 25 cm x 31 cm. All prints can be purchased on BAGT's site store.
BAGT Editions #I are printed on 350 gsm Hahnemühle Rag paper with archival light fast inks.
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BAGT Editions #I small prints: £85 including post and packing in the UK. Small edition prints on display here.
Limited edition of 20 signed and numbered by the artist.
The price of the print increases as the edition sells out.
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BAGT Editions #I large prints: £160 including post and packing in the UK.
Limited edition of 10 signed and numbered by the artist.
The price of the print increases as the edition sells out.
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BAGT Editions directly support BAGT's Public Programme with 35% of sales. The artists receive 65% of sales.
"Untitled"
Caterina Lewis
Image size: 23cm x 19.6cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
Caterina Lewis is a painter and lecturer. She studied at Central St. Martins School of Art, MA Fine Art.
Caterina Lewis' work examines her perception of the internal logic of painting. As a starting point, she often deploys images from old photography books bought on eBay. Her heritage is central European secular Jewish and many of the books document Jewish ceremonies and lifestyles, images and customs. Such images steer her to a conclusion that is somehow reflected in the flux between abstraction and figuration.
Caterina Lewis joined BAGT Hertford Road Studios in 2015.
"The Diner"
Lesley Dalton
Image size: 22.8cm x 24cm
Paper size : 25.4cm x 30.5cm
Edition 20/20
19 available
Lesley Dalton
Paper size :40.6 x 50.8 cm
Edition 10/10
Lesley Dalton is a British artist who was born in Singapore. She later settled with her family in Leicester and attended Loughborough School of Art followed by De Montfort University. Following her graduation she moved to London and worked as a colourist for Marvell Comics. Later, she gained a Higher National Diploma In Ceramics at City Literary Institute, London. She has exhibited regularly in group shows since 1978. From 1982 to date she has held 5 solo exhibitions in Leicester and London.
Lesley Dalton works across a range of disciplines including painting, collage, sculpture and ceramics. Her BAGT Editions #I print is derived from a continuing series of paintings on paper. The original paintings are often made from day to day and take on a personal character, much like a visual diary. They are painted and stencilled, sometimes including collage, with deceptive dexterity.
Lesley Dalton joined BAGT in 1986. She currently has a studio at BAGT Hertford Road Studios.
"Reflection"
Lucile Montague
Image size: 23.8cm x 23.7cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
Lucile Montague's earlier work looked at people and city life. In recent years she has shifted her attention to landscape. Her paintings derive from regular walks in the green areas of North London. Her subjects are a mixture of fantasy and reality set within the calming effects of nature.
Lucile Montague's work has featured in many exhibitions that have included the Royal Academy Summer Show and the Whitechapel Art Gallery. Her work is to be found in numerous public and private collections which include Coventry Museum and Art Gallery, Coopers & Lybrand and the Bankers Trust Company.
Lucile Montague studied at Plymouth College of Arts and Byam Shaw School of Art. She joined BAGT in 1977 and currently has a studio at BAGT Blackhorse Lane Studios.
"The Wedding Dress"
Matthew Krishanu
Image size: 25.3cm x 20.3cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
Matthew Krishanu is a painter based in London. He studied at Central Saint Martins College.
Matthew Krishanu’s paintings construct narratives exploring themes from memory, childhood, religion, colonialism and empire.
His many solo exhibitions include: A Murder of Crows, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham (2019); and Corvus, Iniva, London (2019). Group exhibitions include: The John Moores Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (2018).
He has works in collections including the Arts Council Collection, Government Art Collection, Priseman Seabrook Collection, and Jiangsu Art Museum, China.
Matthew Krishanu joined BAGT Blackhose Lane Studios in 2012.
"Wish You Were Here - Free Car Parking"
Neil Irons
Image size: 23.4cm x 27.2cm
Paper size : 25.4cm x 30.5cm
Edition 20/20
Neil Irons was born in Dundee and moved to London in 1987 at the start his career as an artist. After completing an MA at Chelsea College of Art he began teaching and undertaking residencies. Alongside making and showing his work he started curating exhibitions and ran an artist space for a number of years.
Neil Irons' work has in the main been figurative. A narrative look at life, love and politics – personal and global. He uses varying media and techniques dependent on which best suit the subject. His work investigates society's conditions and ramifications.
Neil Irons joined BAGT's Blackhorse Lane Studios in 2010.
"Barbara 2"
Pauline Evans
Image size: 28cm x 21cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
"Laughing Legend with Stratocaster"
Tam Joseph
Image size: 25.3cm x 17cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
13 available
Tam Joseph is a Dominica-born British painter, described as "a uniquely talented, multidimensional artist" by art historian Eddie Chambers. "Tam Joseph has contributed a number of memorable paintings that locate themselves at the centre of socio-political commentary, often making work that shocks as it amuses, amuses as it shocks.
During the 1960's he he studied at the Central School of Art and Design, followed by the Slade School of Art. During 1968 he worked on animation drawings for the Beatles feature film Yellow Submarine. In 1979 he illustrated Buchi Emecheta's children's book Titch the Cat, published by Allison and Busby.
One of Tam Joseph's best know paintings Spirit of the Carnival, purchased by Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and will be included in Tate Britain's December exhibition "Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 50s - Now".
The original painting of Laughing Legend with Stratocaster is reproduced in the catalogue of "Frans Hals. The Male Portrait", the current exhibition at The Wallace collection. James Innes-Mulrane writes in his review of the exhibition "Tam Joseph’s portrait of Jimi Hendrix as Laughing Legend with Stratocaster makes another point about Hals’s universality. The Laughing Cavalier has become so much part of our collective experience that it is a meme. Hals crosses four centuries very easily, and still has much to say to us."
Tam Joseph joined BAGT Blackhorse Lane studios in 2007.
"Just Arrived (Carrying London To The Sea)"
Image size: 20.3cm x 28cm
Paper size : 25.4cm x 30.5cm
Edition 20/20
16 Available
Timothy Hyman RA is best know for his narrative paintings that set London as their backdrop. He explores his personal relationship, both real and mythological, with the city where he lives and works. His paintings often depict visions of himself and his wife the author Judith Ravenscroft.
Timothy Hyman has exhibited widely in the UK, Italy and India. In 2007 he was awarded the National Portrait Gallery Travel Award. He is a figurative painter, lecturer, curator and art historian. He is a highly respected authority on Sienese painting and the work of Pierre Bonnard and has published acclaimed monographs on both subjects. He studied at Slade School of Fine Art (1963-1967).
Timothy Hyman joined BAGT in 1972. He currently has a studio at BAGT Hertford Road Studios.
"Soft Words"
William Stok
Image size: 25.5cm x 18cm
Paper size : 30.5cm x 25.4cm
Edition 20/20
19 available
William Stok was born in Rome and much of his career as an artist and lecturer has been spent between Italy and the UK. In the 1960's he made graphic drawings for the infamous publications International Times and Oz Magazine. Curiously, Lord Longford once bought one of his drawings at this time!
William Stok's BAGT Editions #I print derives from an ongoing series of drawings he made having been diagnosed with a detached retina. Finding he could no longer see to read he embarked upon a series of snap shot biro drawings made whilst travelling on the tube. These later became coloured crayon drawings.
William Stok is widely exhibited. His work can be found in collections such as Tate Gallery, Academia Italiana, Victoria & Albert Museum, Blum Gallery New York, Koppelman Gallery Cologne and the personal collections of HRH Prince of Wales, Jim Broadbent.
William Stok joined BAGT in 1972 as a founder member. He currently works at BAGT Blackhorse Lane Studios.
"Soft Words" (large print)
William Stok
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
William Stok was born in Rome and much of his career as an artist and lecturer has been spent between Italy and the UK. In the 1960's he made graphic drawings for the infamous publications International Times and Oz Magazine. Curiously, Lord Longford once bought one of his drawings at this time!
William Stok's BAGT Editions #I print derives from an ongoing series of drawings he made having been diagnosed with a detached retina. Finding he could no longer see to read he embarked upon a series of snap shot biro drawings made whilst travelling on the tube. These later became coloured crayon drawings.
William Stok is widely exhibited. His work can be found in collections such as Tate Gallery, Academia Italiana, Victoria & Albert Museum, Blum Gallery New York, Koppelman Gallery Cologne and the personal collections of HRH Prince of Wales, Jim Broadbent.
William Stok joined BAGT in 1972 as a founder member. He currently works at BAGT Blackhorse Lane Studios.
"Just Arrived (Carrying London To The Sea)" (large print)
Timothy Hyman RA
Paper size :40.6 x 50.8 cm
Edition 10/10
9 available
Timothy Hyman RA is best know for his narrative paintings that set London as their backdrop. He explores his personal relationship, both real and mythological, with the city where he lives and works. His paintings often depict visions of himself and his wife the author Judith Ravenscroft.
Timothy Hyman has exhibited widely in the UK, Italy and India. In 2007 he was awarded the National Portrait Gallery Travel Award. He is a figurative painter, lecturer, curator and art historian. He is a highly respected authority on Sienese painting and the work of Pierre Bonnard and has published acclaimed monographs on both subjects. He studied at Slade School of Fine Art (1963-1967).
Timothy Hyman joined BAGT in 1972. He currently has a studio at BAGT Hertford Road Studios.
"Laughing Legend with Stratocaster" (large print)
Tam Joseph
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
6 available
Tam Joseph is a Dominica-born British painter, described as "a uniquely talented, multidimensional artist" by art historian Eddie Chambers. "Tam Joseph has contributed a number of memorable paintings that locate themselves at the centre of socio-political commentary, often making work that shocks as it amuses, amuses as it shocks.
During the 1960's he he studied at the Central School of Art and Design, followed by the Slade School of Art. During 1968 he worked on animation drawings for the Beatles feature film Yellow Submarine. In 1979 he illustrated Buchi Emecheta's children's book Titch the Cat, published by Allison and Busby.
One of Tam Joseph's best know paintings Spirit of the Carnival, purchased by Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and will be included in Tate Britain's December exhibition "Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 50s - Now".
The original painting of Laughing Legend with Stratocaster is reproduced in the catalogue of "Frans Hals. The Male Portrait", the current exhibition at The Wallace collection. James Innes-Mulrane writes in his review of the exhibition "Tam Joseph’s portrait of Jimi Hendrix as Laughing Legend with Stratocaster makes another point about Hals’s universality. The Laughing Cavalier has become so much part of our collective experience that it is a meme. Hals crosses four centuries very easily, and still has much to say to us."
Tam Joseph joined BAGT Blackhorse Lane studios in 2007.
"Soft Words" (large print)
William Stok
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
William Stok was born in Rome and much of his career as an artist and lecturer has been spent between Italy and the UK. In the 1960's he made graphic drawings for the infamous publications International Times and Oz Magazine. Curiously, Lord Longford once bought one of his drawings at this time!
William Stok's BAGT Editions #I print derives from an ongoing series of drawings he made having been diagnosed with a detached retina. Finding he could no longer see to read he embarked upon a series of snap shot biro drawings made whilst travelling on the tube. These later became coloured crayon drawings.
William Stok is widely exhibited. His work can be found in collections such as Tate Gallery, Academia Italiana, Victoria & Albert Museum, Blum Gallery New York, Koppelman Gallery Cologne and the personal collections of HRH Prince of Wales, Jim Broadbent.
William Stok joined BAGT in 1972 as a founder member. He currently works at BAGT Blackhorse Lane Studios.
"Just Arrived (Carrying London To The Sea)" (large print)
Timothy Hyman RA
Paper size :40.6 x 50.8 cm
Edition 10/10
9 available
Timothy Hyman RA is best know for his narrative paintings that set London as their backdrop. He explores his personal relationship, both real and mythological, with the city where he lives and works. His paintings often depict visions of himself and his wife the author Judith Ravenscroft.
Timothy Hyman has exhibited widely in the UK, Italy and India. In 2007 he was awarded the National Portrait Gallery Travel Award. He is a figurative painter, lecturer, curator and art historian. He is a highly respected authority on Sienese painting and the work of Pierre Bonnard and has published acclaimed monographs on both subjects. He studied at Slade School of Fine Art (1963-1967).
Timothy Hyman joined BAGT in 1972. He currently has a studio at BAGT Hertford Road Studios.
"Laughing Legend with Stratocaster" (large print)
Tam Joseph
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
6 available
Tam Joseph is a Dominica-born British painter, described as "a uniquely talented, multidimensional artist" by art historian Eddie Chambers. "Tam Joseph has contributed a number of memorable paintings that locate themselves at the centre of socio-political commentary, often making work that shocks as it amuses, amuses as it shocks.
During the 1960's he he studied at the Central School of Art and Design, followed by the Slade School of Art. During 1968 he worked on animation drawings for the Beatles feature film Yellow Submarine. In 1979 he illustrated Buchi Emecheta's children's book Titch the Cat, published by Allison and Busby.
One of Tam Joseph's best know paintings Spirit of the Carnival, purchased by Wolverhampton Art Gallery, and will be included in Tate Britain's December exhibition "Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 50s - Now".
The original painting of Laughing Legend with Stratocaster is reproduced in the catalogue of "Frans Hals. The Male Portrait", the current exhibition at The Wallace collection. James Innes-Mulrane writes in his review of the exhibition "Tam Joseph’s portrait of Jimi Hendrix as Laughing Legend with Stratocaster makes another point about Hals’s universality. The Laughing Cavalier has become so much part of our collective experience that it is a meme. Hals crosses four centuries very easily, and still has much to say to us."
Tam Joseph joined BAGT Blackhorse Lane studios in 2007.
"Wish You Were Here - Free Car Parking" (large print)
Neil Irons
Paper size :40.6 x 50.8 cm
Edition 10/10
Neil Irons was born in Dundee and moved to London in 1987 at the start his career as an artist. After completing an MA at Chelsea College of Art he began teaching and undertaking residencies. Alongside making and showing his work he started curating exhibitions and ran an artist space for a number of years.
Neil Irons' work has in the main been figurative. A narrative look at life, love and politics – personal and global. He uses varying media and techniques dependent on which best suit the subject. His work investigates society's conditions and ramifications.
Neil Irons joined BAGT's Blackhorse Lane Studios in 2010.
"The Wedding Dress" (large print)
Matthew Krishanu
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
Matthew Krishanu is a painter based in London. He studied at Central Saint Martins College.
Matthew Krishanu’s paintings construct narratives exploring themes from memory, childhood, religion, colonialism and empire.
His many solo exhibitions include: A Murder of Crows, Ikon Gallery, Birmingham (2019); and Corvus, Iniva, London (2019). Group exhibitions include: The John Moores Painting Prize, Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool (2018).
He has works in collections including the Arts Council Collection, Government Art Collection, Priseman Seabrook Collection, and Jiangsu Art Museum, China.
Matthew Krishanu joined BAGT Blackhose Lane Studios in 2012.
"Reflection" (large print)
Lucile Montague
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
Lucile Montague's earlier work looked at people and city life. In recent years she has shifted her attention to landscape. Her paintings derive from regular walks in the green areas of North London. Her subjects are a mixture of fantasy and reality set within the calming effects of nature.
Lucile Montague's work has featured in many exhibitions that have included the Royal Academy Summer Show and the Whitechapel Art Gallery. Her work is to be found in numerous public and private collections which include Coventry Museum and Art Gallery, Coopers & Lybrand and the Bankers Trust Company.
Lucile Montague studied at Plymouth College of Arts and Byam Shaw School of Art. She joined BAGT in 1977 and currently has a studio at BAGT Blackhorse Lane Studios.
"The Diner" (large print)
Lesley Dalton
Paper size :40.6 x 50.8 cm
Edition 10/10
Lesley Dalton is a British artist who was born in Singapore. She later settled with her family in Leicester and attended Loughborough School of Art followed by De Montfort University. Following her graduation she moved to London and worked as a colourist for Marvell Comics. Later, she gained a Higher National Diploma In Ceramics at City Literary Institute, London. She has exhibited regularly in group shows since 1978. From 1982 to date she has held 5 solo exhibitions in Leicester and London.
Lesley Dalton works across a range of disciplines including painting, collage, sculpture and ceramics. Her BAGT Editions #I print is derived from a continuing series of paintings on paper. The original paintings are often made from day to day and take on a personal character, much like a visual diary. They are painted and stencilled, sometimes including collage, with deceptive dexterity.
Lesley Dalton joined BAGT in 1986. She currently has a studio at BAGT Hertford Road Studios.
"Untitled" (large print)
Caterina Lewis
Paper size : 50.8 x 40.6cm
Edition 10/10
Caterina Lewis is a painter and lecturer. She studied at Central St. Martins School of Art, MA Fine Art.
Caterina Lewis' work examines her perception of the internal logic of painting. As a starting point, she often deploys images from old photography books bought on eBay. Her heritage is central European secular Jewish and many of the books document Jewish ceremonies and lifestyles, images and customs. Such images steer her to a conclusion that is somehow reflected in the flux between abstraction and figuration.
Caterina Lewis joined BAGT Hertford Road Studios in 2015.
"Internal Weather - Vessel" - Tom Woolner
Tom Woolner
309 gsm Hahnemüle Rag Paper
Image size: 30.48 x 25.4 cm Edition 20/20
Image size: 60.96 x 50.8 cm Edition 10/10
Both editions are printed to the paper edge, signed and numbered by the artist.
Tom Woolner (b.1979, London) is an artist who lives and works in London. He graduated in Sculpture from The Royal College of Art in 2003.
Recent projects and exhibitions include:
Internal Weather, Sid Motion Gallery, London;
The Amber Room, Reference Point Library, 180 The Strand, London;
Naming a Cloud, with Andrew Miller, 303 Projects, Lowestoft, 2021;
A Sofa Speaks, with Mary Hampton, West Dean College of Arts and Conservation, 2019;
Dog Show, Southwark Park Galleries, 2019;
The Thalty Thpectacle, with Edwin Burdis, Various Venues, Plymouth, 2017;
A Blurry Stage on the Horizon, KCUA Galleries, Kyoto, Japan, 2015.
Tom Woolner's work has been featured in frieze, Art Monthly, Modern Painters and The Guardian.
