Victorian Postcard 3, 2005 Benjamin Thomas Taylor Blake manages to retain the

Blake manages to retain the charmingly comedic idea of transposing the adventures of these two great explorers from the African jungle to the civil urbanity of Paris

and his more recent interest in the "dazzle effect' - a method of camouflage used to help vessels avoid enemy detection during World War One

but in fact it is modelled on the cover image of a British Arms sales catalogue

inspired by a painting of the same name first shown in the artist's 2019 solo exhibition at White Cube

Lilley has used yellow glitter to create the sunny rays emanating from the city’s tallest building

Victorian Postcard 3, 2005 Benjamin Thomas Taylor Blake manages to retain theVictorian Postcard 3, 2005 is a limited edition collectible giclee print with silkscreen glaze by Sir Peter Blake, the celebrated "Godfather of Pop Art." Renowned for his unique collages that blend fragments of popular culture, Blake reinterprets a Victorian photograph of elegant women, transforming it with bold hues of teal. The striking contrast creates a captivating and haunting image that seamlessly merges modern and antique influences. This piece