Collection: PAUL COOKE

Born in 1962 in Hackney’s Salvation Army Mothers’ Home, Paul Cooke grew up in London’s East End. A colourful early life and some questionable career choices led to a long spell detained at Her Majesty’s pleasure, and it was in prison that Paul first discovered alternative ways to express his considerable creativity.

It wasn’t until another spell of enforced isolation, this time the pandemic, that Paul began to paint. Each canvas references and is titled after a specific period, person or place connected with Paul’s life in London. In a sense it is both a love letter to the city that made him, and a visual memory of the chapters of his life.

Paul Cooke

Born in 1962 in Hackney’s Salvation Army Mothers’ Home, Paul Cooke grew up in London’s East End. A colourful early life and some questionable career choices led to a long spell detained at Her Majesty’s pleasure, and it was in prison that Paul first discovered alternative ways to express his considerable creativity.


It wasn’t until another spell of enforced isolation, this time the pandemic, that Paul began to paint. Each canvas references and is titled after a specific period, person or place connected with Paul’s life in London. In a sense it is both a love letter to the city that made him, and a visual memory of the chapters of his life.

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Umbrella by Sir Michael Craig-Martin

Umbrella is produced as a four-colour
screenprint with a varnish overlay on 410gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White
paper. 

Each work measures 50 × 50cm and is signed and editioned by the artist, with a certificate of authenticity.

Umbrella is available from Tuesday 10
November 2026 at £1,300 per print or £3,500 for the complete set of three.

Published and printed in the Jealous Print Studio.

Bespoke conservation-standard framing is available on request, with the option to request a framing quote during checkout or get in touch with enquiries.

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