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last train, cannon street - 47" x 39"at a glance Signed, original acrylic by artist Jon Gubbay 47" x 39" box canvas 2,650 Ideal for: A north facing snug or basement den that feels starved of natural light. Anyone whose walls lack a sense of lived in history. Homes where the incandescent ochres can function as a permanent source of heat for the eyes, replacing a static void with a rhythmic, urban heartbeat. Forget art history; Alex is about arts future, and making it as accessible as

• 13" x 6" Hahnemühle fine art canvas

It reframes the box canvas format as a choice for the purist—someone who wants the unadulterated art

they share the same DNA as our Collector's Editions

sweeping brushstrokes of the storm provide a sense of vertical movement

providing a consistent source of warmth that can lift the mood of a north-facing landing or a dimly lit study

A perfect reminder that the best way to handle a storm is to bring your own weather

The midnight sky is not a flat black

open-air perspective that effectively lifts the ceiling and introduces a sense of vertical breath to a modern interior

ensuring the surface is never static but functions as a tactile

These tactile ridges catch the ambient light of the home

making it a sophisticated focus above a low-profile sofa or a modern console table

It reframes the power station as a monument to the invisible effort that keeps the world running