Richard Hambleton | Horse & Rider Blue and Yellow each one a commission from

each one a commission from one of Europe's most significant jazz festivals to one of New York's most significant artists

The equestrian subject suited his vocabulary perfectly — the horse as the original urban presence

Lincoln Townley paints at scale and with urgency

Brainwash's visual language into physical space

The Chair is a quietly unnerving work in Poppy Faun's retro-surrealist practice — a painting in which a mundane domestic object becomes the focus for a meditation on presence and absence

Richard Hambleton | Horse & Rider Blue and Yellow each one a commission fromRichard Hambleton (19522017) Horse & Rider Limited edition on Dibond The Dibond edition of Hambleton's Horse & Rider is among the most technically sophisticated presentations of this image the aluminium composite substrate giving the print a flatness, precision, and durability that paper editions cannot match, and a contemporary feel that suits the urban origins of the Shadowman imagery. Dibond printing allows the full tonal range of Hambleton's