Bringing together pop culture, vintage design and iconic imagery, The Connor Brothers have created a bold and brilliant collection that reflects their status as art world provocateurs!
This spectacular new collection of exclusive hand-painted vintage paperback books, originals and unique editions creates a guaranteed talking point with its amusing, deadpan or sometimes outrageous assertions.
The collection comprises seven titles, available in a choice of stylish formats, colours and sizes.
With these witty literary artworks The Connor Brothers have moved into three dimensions, creating each one on the cover of a vintage paperback book, and stylishly presenting it behind glass in a floating frame. There are just 20 copies available in each edition, and every individual artwork has been hand painted in a vivid hue.
Hand Painted Vintage Paperback Books
Edition Size: 20 of each
8x10”
'A Clear Conscience' and 'The Key to Happiness' have been released in an edition of 10 copies, each of which has been beautifully hand-finished in stunning on-trend colours. Their extreme rarity coupled with their exquisite embellishment renders them uniquely desirable collector’s pieces. Both artworks have a variety of colours available, contact your nearest gallery for more information.
The Key to Happiness
Hand Embellished Limited Edition of 10
42 x 65”
A Clear Conscience
Hand Embellished Limited Edition of 10
42 x 65”
The Connor Brothers’ highly sought-after original oil paintings introduce drama and sophistication into any setting with their beautiful artistry, bold statements, and rich colours.
Not Afraid of Death
Original Painting on Box Canvas
40 x 63"
Raising Kids
Original Painting on Box Canvas
28 x 39"
Better the Devil You Know
Original Painting on Box Canvas
24 x 36"
Other titles, sizes and colours available. Please contact your nearest gallery for more information.
Since their identity was revealed by the Telegraph over 10 years ago, The Connor Brothers have been stirring up the art world with their hard-hitting combination of retro design and contemporary satire. They are highly valued and outspoken supporters of countless social causes, collaborating with partners such as Noel Gallagher and Pussy Riot, and using their art to raise awareness and funds for CALM (the Campaign Against Living Miserably), the Teenage Cancer trust, and numerous homelessness and refugee charities. Their work has been included in such major collections as the V&A, the Omar Koch, Niarchos and Penguin collections, and Banksy’s dystopian ‘bemusement park’ Dismaland.
