Collection: RALPH STEADMAN
Ralph Steadman

An Englishman who lives in Kent, Steadman is a political and social caricaturist. He is perhaps best known for giving a chaotic texture to the chaotic text produced by Hunter S. Thompson. He has illustrated more than 20 books, including children's books, and written a few as well. He started off supplying freelance artwork for magazines like Punch and Private Eye during the 1960s but became a major name in the early 1970s. He provided the sketches for Thompson's seminal 1970 magazine article, The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved, that helped launch the Gonzo style of writing upon unsuspecting readers. Steadman accompanied Thompson to the races and it marked the first of many collaborations – the perfect combination of literature without boundaries and art as sharp as the writing. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was published in 1971, and the book remains almost unclassifiable. Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 followed and by then Steadman's style was recognised around the world. That splattered red ink could only mean one artist.

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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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