Collected around the world, Patrick Hughes has a following that is unwavering since his first exhibition in 1961.

His artwork featured in the 2016 Sotheby's auction of David Bowie's collection which sold at 8 times the estimate and more recently in March 2021 a small work on paper sold for 16 times the estimate at Sotheby’s London.

Renowned for his vivid representation of iconic subject matter and 3D method, Hughes has carved a unique market for himself.

Today we are excited to offer his newest edition Banksi at the launch price of £7,200. Please be advised that pricing will rise in early June to to the next tier at £8,400.

We also have a very desirable artists proof of the original 2019 release from the same sold out series which we are offering today on a first come first served basis priced at £8,950. You have a rare opportunity to add Banksee, numbered A/P 01, to your collection.

Despite being largely self-taught, Patrick Hughes devised a unique and intricate style of painting known as ‘reverspective’ which has been widely admired (and sometimes copied). Hughes’s signature 3D paintings of galleries, streets and landscapes are designed so that viewers can interact with them to create incredible optical illusions of movement. He made his first work in this way in 1964, but then abandoned the process until 1990, instead making art works including a famous series of rainbows, in which the bands of light hung from washing lines, seeped through prison-esque windows or sat on plates like slices of melon.