The Connors Brothers have exhibited throughout London, as well as in Berlin, Los Angeles, New York and Sydney. Their work is in the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

a) is the owner of the lot or a joint owner of the lot acting with the permission of the other owner(s).All auctions are open to the public however Tate Ward may in our opinion refuse admission to the auction premises or decline to permit participation in any auction. ARR applies if the hammer price of the lot is 1,000 Euro or more. The total ARR on any lot cannot be more than 12,500 Euro. The following table has been provided to us by the collection agency DACS. In 30 years, they have established Big Issues in Australia, Taiwan, South Africa, South Korea and Japan, and inspired and helped guide more than 100 similar street papers globally. Immediately a revolutionary publication, The Big Issue upended all received notions of what a magazine was, who it was for and how it could be sold. More importantly, from the first moment, every sale was an act of life-altering positivity and possibility.

The artwork commands attention with its evocative composition. The words “Tell me beautiful untrue things” are presented in an intriguing manner, drawing the viewer into a world where reality blurs with fiction. The choice of typography adds depth and visual impact to the piece, capturing the imagination and prompting further exploration. Tell me beautiful untrue things” is a captivating artwork created by The Connor Brothers, the collaborative duo of James Golding and Mike Snelle. Renowned for their captivating pieces that blend elements of popular culture and literature, this particular artwork invites contemplation on the nature of truth and the allure of deception. We must receive your completed written bid form at least 24 hours before the sale. All bids must be in GBP. The auctioneer will take reasonable steps to carry out written bids at the lowest possible price, taking into account the reserve. For identical winning written bids we will sell the lot to the bidder whose bid we received first.

Again I am drawn to the impressionistic idea of the flowers rather than the details of the flowers themselves. The colours are warm and rich and I find this an intensely restful picture. I’m also convinced when I stare at this (and stare away the tensions of the working day) that I can see a crocodile, a frog and a bird. When you see something new every time you need never get bored. Henry Walsh – Gather II When technology was less advanced in the early days of printmaking the first prints of an edition were of a higher quality. Re-using printing plates would gradually wear them down, causing a decline in quality throughout the edition's production. The artist would often keep these higher quality prints for themselves.

We may ask you you to give us a financial reference and/or a deposit as a condition of allowing you to bid. While certain works adopt a more sincere, political lens, such as ‘Poor People,’ and ‘I Hate EU,’ both 2016, others embrace a more subtle, elegant look, illustrated in pieces such as ‘I Became Insane with Long Periods of Horrible Sanity,’ 2017, and ‘She Generally Gave Herself Good Advice but She Very Seldom Followed it Up,’ 2017.Each year The Big Issue invite stars of the art world to take over an edition and bring a wholly different perspective and encourage us to view the world differently. Now that printing technology has advanced the quality of a print is no longer a concern. Each print in a giclée or off-set lithograph edition is identical. Today, Artist Proof's can be exactly the same as numbered copies of the print. Furthermore, this artwork encourages a deeper examination of the narratives we encounter in our daily lives. It prompts us to question the stories presented to us by the media, popular culture, and even our own inner narratives. By critically engaging with the notion of truth and the allure of fiction, we can develop a more nuanced understanding of the world around us and our place within it. These conditions of Sale and important notices and explantation of cataloguing practice set out the terms on which we offer lots listed in our catalogues and online for sale. By registering to bid and/or by bidding on line or at auction you agree to these terms so you should read them carefully before bidding.