August 27, 2019
We are happy to announce our collaboration with Standard Hotels UK. The new Standard opened in Kings Cross, London summer 2019 and as part of their marketing offer we collaborated on this tasty chocolate treat. An Oscar Francis brutalist chocolate bar with our original design for the facade of the building printed into the chocolate!
June 03, 2019
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February 26, 2019
The new limited edition print of original hand drawing Welbeck Street Car Park has been added to the gallery. The drawing is inspired by the diamond patterned concrete facade of the Welbeck Street car park located in Marylebone, north of Oxford Street, London. This car park was designed by Michael Blampied and Partners in 1971.
Print size : A2 - 42cm x 59.4cm
This is a giclee print on heavy 308gsm matt fine art paper.
30 editions available only, numbered and signed by the artist.
November 20, 2018
We are pleased to announce that Oscar Francis products have been featured on Blog & Buy Christmas Wish List this year! The Blog & Buy Sale Wish List is a curated list of the very best creative products available online. Click on the link below to check out the whole list and give your favourite Oscar Francis products a like and a share!
November 14, 2018
Now available in my online gallery the latest addition to the Shapes of Brutalism collection! This open edition print is inspired by the concrete facade of the Welbeck Street car park located in Marylebone, north of Oxford Street, in the City of Westminster, London. This striking car park was designed by Michael Blampied and Partners in 1971. This print is available in three sizes.
October 01, 2018
Our Leytonstone print and textile collection is growing! Check out the new limited editions and tea towels plus our well loved graphic Beautiful Estate, Leytonstone open edition (in a selection of sizes). Click on the image below to be taken to all things Leytonstone.
September 26, 2018
Originally created as a submission for the London Transport Museum's London Stories competition, this limited edition print of The Birds E11 graphic illustration is inspired by the facade of 527-529 High Road Leytonstone. This building sits adjacent to Alfred Hitchcock’s birthplace and features a dramatic mural that celebrates one of his most famous films. In this illustration the birds take flight off of the front of the building as Hitchcock waves goodbye to a London bus.
There are just 50 numbered and signed prints available.
Unframed print measures 42.0cm x 59.4cm
Each print £90
