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London Original Print Fair 2025 | 20 - 23 March
Celebrate 40 years of the London Original Print Fair with us this Thursday 20th - Sunday 23rd March, at Somerset House!
David Spiller | Sweet Dreams | 2025 | 23 colour silkscreen printed on Somerset Satin 410gsm paper with hand-torn edges | Limited edition of 125 | Signed, numbered and embossed by the Estate with full COA | Image size - 79 x 79 cm | Paper size - 93 x 95 cm | £1,300
The fair will mark our launch of David Spiller's new silkscreen edition 'Sweet Dreams', which encapsulates Spiller's characteristic Pop-Art style and romantic themes, while celebrating his love of classic cartoon icons!
Head over to the LOPF 2025 to explore fantastic pieces from printmakers Bambi, Adam Bridgeland, Adam Dant, Robin Duttson, Ewan David Eason, Frank Kiely, Rob Ryan, David Spiller, Yanko Tihov, Tobias Till, Kristjana S Williams, Katsutoshi Yuasa
London Original Print Fair 2025
Stand W6, Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA
20th - 23rd March 2025
General Opening Times
Thursday 20th March | 11AM - 8PM
Friday 21st March | 11AM - 8PM
Saturday 22nd March | 10AM - 6PM
Sunday 23rd March | 10AM - 6PM
We have a limited number of Complimentary Tickets to the fair. Please email us at info@tagfinearts.com to request your ticket.
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