I am pleased to offer you a first look at two newly available works by the Cuban-American artist, José Parlá.

Part of a series of three early prints from 2009, St. Giles and The World Touring Letter encapsulate the artist's trademark calligraphic style he is widely celebrated for.

Today, you have the chance to acquire these beautiful pieces ahead of the general release online next week.

For more details and to go straight to check out, visit the private viewing room below.

Somewhere between abstraction and calligraphy, you’ll find the work of José Parlá, the internationally renowned artist whose large-scale murals adorn New York’s One Trade Center. Resembling ancient walls scrawled with words and paint, his multi-layered pieces feature meditative calligraphy, evoking his fascination with memories, history and the human need to make a mark. Parlá has been compared with the 1950s abstract artist Cy Twombly and his work can be found in collections including the British Museum and Hong Kong’s Burger Collection