On
the 25th of April the Royal Academy of London opened its doors to the London
Original Print Fair.
With
50 galleries displaying a number of predominately’ print’ artworks starting off
at £100, running up to £100.000!!!!
The
eventattracted a large number of visitors and was more diverse than your
average art fair.
Lahd
Gallery was delighted to visit the London Original Print Fair at the Young
Collectors’ evening on the 26th of April, taking place in the well-known
establishments.
Pop
art was the predominant influencewhich motivated ‘Western’ illustrators;
whether its prints of artists such as Picasso and Chagall or morecurrent ones
such as Alex Katz &David Hockney.
If
youcan’tafford aPicasso or any other renowned artists, there is the alternative
of purchasing some fantastic prints from emerging artists from London’s finest
art schools such as the Royal Academy School (as part of RA Editions) , the
Royal College of Art and City & Guilds London Art School.
Overall,
the event was an adequate celebration of the 28th year of ‘the London Original Print Fair’ , cementing
London’s position as one of the most active and important centres of art in the
world.
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