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Gift Guide
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The Nature Enthusiast
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Whether it’s a love for plants or simply the desire to bring a touch of greenery into the home without the upkeep, the natural world provides endless inspiration for fine art prints. From delicate, hand-drawn lithographs to bold linocuts, this collection captures the beauty of flowers, leaves, and trees.Perfect for nature enthusiasts or anyone looking to add a fresh, organic touch to their space, these prints celebrate the elegance and wonder of the natural world.
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Elaine Allison, Imprint, 202298.00
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Mark Elvins, Summer Birches, 2022Sold
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Renato Galante, Untitled (medium), 2004580.00
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Graham Fagen, My Favourite Flower is the Pansy, 2004250.00
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Carla Smith, Fruiting (Green), 2024Reserved
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Tom Cubitt, Wild Swimming, 2022250.00
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Anupa Gardner, Moon Trail345.00
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The Scotland Fan
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As a state-of-the-art print studio in Edinburgh, it’s no wonder our Artist Members draw inspiration from the stunning landscapes and vibrant culture that surround us. Including the iconic architecture and bustling streets of the city, the serene beauty of the Scottish countryside, and even tributes to cherished Scottish symbols, explore our selection to find a unique memento of this special place.
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John Grey, Forth Bridge, 2022Sold
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Frazer Murphy, Red Balermartine Bull, 2022280.00
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David Faithfull, The Paps of Jura- From Lead to Gold, 2017250.00
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Susie Wright, Newhaven Harbour, 2024Sold
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Kate Downie, Ferry Down The Forth, 2009700.00
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Hilary Paynter, Glencoe105.00
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Victoria Crowe, Midnight Dawn, 2024660.00
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Timothy Hyman, Edinburgh from Calton Hill, 1991250.00
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The Animal Lover
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For the animal lover in your life, discover a curated selection of prints celebrating pets, wildlife, and other feathered friends. From charming etchings and linocut prints of beloved companions to intricate screenprints and lithographs exploring the beauty of the animal kingdom, this collection offers something special. Browse these handpicked pieces or explore the full range of our prints to find the perfect gift!
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Anja Salinger-Carsley, The Printmaker's Cat, 202330.00
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Paul Moriarty, Tiger Lily, 1995340.00
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Joyce Gunn Cairns, The Pedigree of Honey, 2020325.00
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Alex Payne, Greater Bird of Paradise, 202480.00
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Shelagh Atkinson, Olly400.00
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Ursula Pretsch, On Thin Ice, 2022150.00
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Nicky Sanderson, Blue Jellyfish, 2024150.00
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The Travel Bug
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Travel has a way of sparking creativity and inspiring the imagination. In this curated selection, you’ll find prints that celebrate the beauty of exploration—whether through creative interpretations of journeys or works inspired by the architecture of distant places. From meaningful locations to distinctive styles, there’s something here to suit every traveler at heart.
Searching for something specific? Get in touch, and we’ll be happy to help you discover the perfect piece!
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Kate Downie, Long Light From The Late Train, 2009900.00
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Jill Bennett, Tarabados Church, Tinos, 2017130.00
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Laura Gressani, Tschingelhorn, Mürren, 2024150.00
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Jenny Martin, Pond Yachts, 2019295.00
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Robert Maclaurin, Break In The Clouds, Striding Edge, 1995260.00
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Ann Ross, Tuscan Church, 2004285.00
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Louise Smurthwaite, Nepal, 2014160.00
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Sarah Young, Rannoch Road, 2021125.00
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The Homebody
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Capture the warmth and joy of home, togetherness, and cherished memories with our handpicked selection of prints. Perfect for those who treasure the comfort of shared meals, meaningful moments, and heartfelt connections, this collection features everything from intricate etchings to bold screenprints. Each piece beautifully reflects the essence of home and makes a thoughtful addition to any space.
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Jenny Martin, Old Connections, 2023Sold
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Paul Charlton, Chelsea Hotel, 2017250.00
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Jenny Martin, Grandma's Button Box, 2017250.00
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Susan Wilson, Pumpkin Piece, 2024200.00
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Thomas Clark, Neither Rock Nor Rose, 2000300.00
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Adrian Wiszniewski, Tete a Tete, 2014800.00
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Lesley Logue, We Live In Hope, 2012350.00
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The Abstract Aficionado
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For those who are drawn to bold colors, shifting shapes, and expressive brushstrokes, the captivating world of abstract art offers endless possibilities. These prints invite the viewer to interpret all different emotions and meanings, making each piece a deeply personal experience. From vibrant shapes to transformative designs, our collection showcases a kaleidoscope of creativity.
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Kim Minuti, Solace 04, 2024Sold
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Namhara Byron Low, Cutting City with Lights, 2023200.00
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Christine Sloman, Echo I, 2023295.00
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Susan Wilson, Sea Salt Ship Shape 4, 202480.00
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Louise Hopkins, Landscape with Red, Blue and Black, 2014540.00
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Joy Arden, Entrance, 2019275.00
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Shelagh Atkinson, It Wasn't The Total Eclipse, 2002700.00
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William Dick, SYPIN, 2020225.00
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We are also grateful to be supported by The Turtleton Charitable Trust.