Pop art creators Art & Hue visit the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford for a new collection of stylish pop art prints inspired by Britain’s, & possibly the world’s, first public museum and first university museum.
With six new prints celebrating the iconic building’s architecture & exhibition spaces, the pop art is available in three sizes & 12 colours closely matched to The Treasured Collection of paints by Graphenstone inspired by the Ashmolean’s exhibits.
Opened 343 years ago on the 24th of May 1683, the Museum’s grade I listed façade was designed in 1845 by architect Charles Cockerell, and the contemporary interior was redeveloped in 2009 by Rick Mather.
The collection includes three prints of the exterior, celebrating Cockerell’s classical frontage, and three prints of the Museum’s interiors, capturing the spirit of a promenade through its galleries.
The Ashmolean pop art prints are available in three sizes & 12 colours to choose from so you can curate your own personalised art collection and bring a small piece of the distinguished Museum into your home.
Exclusively by Art & Hue, all pop art is printed to order on museum-quality archival card of 310gsm, made from 100% ethically-sourced cotton, with fine-art pigment inks for longevity.
Discover the new collection at artandhue.com/ashmolean
