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  • collage by Jerry Jeanmard represented by Rebecca Hossack gallery
    Jerry Jeanmard, Lady with Mink Stole, 2022
  • Avital Sheffer hand-built, glazed and stencilled earthenware of Neuma VIII 2022
    Avital Sheffer, Neuma VIII , 2022
  • Blue pop art print of the letter q featuring a Mr. Men cartoon character by British artist Andrew Mockett represented by Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Andrew Mockett, Q, 2021
  • Joe Guymala, Installation Shot , 2021
    Joe Guymala, Installation Shot , 2021
  • An Aboriginal man holding a baby surrounded by five children on a sofa, all of which have their faces painted. Aboriginal artwork photography which showcases indigenous people in a natural light. By Naomi Hobson, Aboriginal-Australian female artist.
    Naomi Hobson, The God Father, 2021
  • Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London presents works by Australian Aboriginal Utopia artist Motorbike Paddy, drawing on the legacy of Emily Kam Kngwarray and the Utopia region
    Motorbike Paddy Ngale, Owls in My Country I, 2020
  • Ye Xue artwork with green line on a dark background available at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Ye Xue, Yellow River 5, 2019
  • Lucy Casson, Fox and Sac Barrow, 2016
    Lucy Casson, Fox and Sac Barrow, 2016
  • Iain Nutting, Galloping Horse, 2014
    Iain Nutting, Galloping Horse, 2014
  • Rebecca Jewell, Deer After Audubon, 2013
    Rebecca Jewell, Deer After Audubon, 2013
  • Black and white wood engraving of a man hugging a tree in a field by Australian artist and printmaker David Frazer.
    David Frazer, Hug, 2011
  • A painting of a field of flowers by Aboriginal-Australian artist Jukuna Mona Chuguna entitled Miljili available from The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
    Jukuna Mona Chuguna, Miljili, 2006
  • Jimmy Pike, Body Painting, 2001
    Jimmy Pike, Body Painting, 2001
  • Red horned couple - woodcut on paper by José Borges. Represented by Rebecca Hossack Gallery.
    José Borges, Male and Female Red Horned Devil, 1999
  • Mathias Kauage, Jesus Christ, Romans Killed His Body on the Cross, 1996
    Mathias Kauage, Jesus Christ, Romans Killed His Body on the Cross, 1996
  • Black and white photograph of Thelonious Monk available at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Jim Marshall, Thelonious Monk, Monterey Jazz Festival, 1964
  • Zoe Young
    Zoe Young
  • Maria Torroba
    Maria Torroba
  • Sophie Walbeoffe, In the Desert
    Sophie Walbeoffe, In the Desert
  • Andrew Logan, Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture
    Andrew Logan, Andrew Logan Museum of Sculpture
  • Mersuka Dopazo, In the Studio
    Mersuka Dopazo, In the Studio
  • Sophie Charalambous, Artist Studio
    Sophie Charalambous, Artist Studio
  • Jukuna Mona Chuguna, Kurlku - Bush, n.d.
    Jukuna Mona Chuguna, Kurlku - Bush, n.d.
  • Jimmy Pike, Japingka - My Country, c. 2000
    Jimmy Pike, Japingka - My Country, c. 2000
  • David Piddock, Venus - Embankment, 2025
    David Piddock, Venus - Embankment, 2025
  • A painting of a red fox with fish in mouth by contemporary artist David Surman.
    David Surman, Old Stew Head, 2025
  • Sophie Charalambous, The Return of Pholus, 2025
    Sophie Charalambous, The Return of Pholus, 2025
  • Richard Nott, Stripe, 2024
    Richard Nott, Stripe, 2024
  • Avital Sheffer, in her studio, 2024
    Avital Sheffer, in her studio, 2024
  • Barbara Macfarlane, Midtown Reds, 2024
    Barbara Macfarlane, Midtown Reds, 2024
  • Adrian Jangala Robertson, Family in Yalpirakinu, 2024
    Adrian Jangala Robertson, Family in Yalpirakinu, 2024
  • An abstract ceramic vase with complex textures and colours by artist Morten Lassen.
    Morten Lassen, Vessel 11, 2024
  • Red bookshelf print featuring the names of stations on the Central Line of the London Underground by acclaimed British artist Phil Shaw represented by Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Phil Shaw, Londonensi Subterraneis: Centralis Linea, 2024
  • Black and white wooden linocut of a path with trees and clouds in the sky by Australian artist and printmaker David Frazer.
    David Frazer, Walking for Solace (composition II), 2023
  • British artist and illustrator Rose Blake's hand-finished print of museum/gallery scape with blue line artwork
    Rose Blake, Three Wooden Planks Leaning, 2023
  • Aaron Murray, Pelican , 2023
    Aaron Murray, Pelican , 2023
  • Sophie Walbeoffe, Giraffes Running, 2023
    Sophie Walbeoffe, Giraffes Running, 2023
  • Jerry Jeanmard, Installation Shot, 2022
    Jerry Jeanmard, Installation Shot, 2022
  • Red pop art print of the letter r featuring two Mr. Men cartoon character by British artist Andrew Mockett represented by Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Andrew Mockett, R, 2022
  • Artwork by photographer Luke White available at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Luke White, How The Light Gets In - Dream V (Longing), 2021
  • Three men sitting on and against a sofa. One of the men is wearing a face mask of Sylvester the Cat whilst the other two have their faces painted. Aboriginal artwork photography which showcases indigenous people in a natural light. By Naomi Hobson, Aboriginal-Australian female artist.
    Naomi Hobson, The God Brothers, 2021
  • Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London presents works by Australian Aboriginal Utopia artist Motorbike Paddy, drawing on the legacy of Emily Kam Kngwarray and the Utopia region
    Motorbike Paddy Ngale, Owls in My Country IV, 2020
  • Lucy Casson, Figure Thinking, 2017
    Lucy Casson, Figure Thinking, 2017
  • Zoe Young, Lili Marlene, 2017
    Zoe Young, Lili Marlene, 2017
  • Ye Xue black and grey ink on paper artwork with gold and blue lines
    Ye Xue, Yellow River 69, 2017
  • Rebecca Jewell, Cape of No Hope, 2014
    Rebecca Jewell, Cape of No Hope, 2014
  • Black and White Folk Tales Woodcut on Paper by José Borges and Represented by Rebecca Hossack Gallery.
    José Borges, Folk Tales , 1999
  • Mathias Kauage, These Two in Love and with Hapbirua Bird, 1996
    Mathias Kauage, These Two in Love and with Hapbirua Bird, 1996
  • Emma Haworth, Studio Shot
    Emma Haworth, Studio Shot
  • Andrew Logan, Andrew Logan
    Andrew Logan, Andrew Logan
  • Mersuka Dopazo, In the Studio
    Mersuka Dopazo, In the Studio
  • Jukuna Mona Chuguna, Jitpari and Wirrikari, n.d.
    Jukuna Mona Chuguna, Jitpari and Wirrikari, n.d.
  • Jimmy Pike, Jurtirangu - Para Karpan, n.d.
    Jimmy Pike, Jurtirangu - Para Karpan, n.d.
  • David Piddock, Cupid and Psyche - Beckton Park, 2025
    David Piddock, Cupid and Psyche - Beckton Park, 2025
  • Richard Nott, Whispered Song, 2025
    Richard Nott, Whispered Song, 2025
  • Barbara Macfarlane, Centro de la Terra, 2024
    Barbara Macfarlane, Centro de la Terra, 2024
  • Nikoleta Sekulovic, Virginia Woolf, 2024
    Nikoleta Sekulovic, Virginia Woolf, 2024
  • Adrian Jangala Robertson, Family in Yalpirakinu, 2024
    Adrian Jangala Robertson, Family in Yalpirakinu, 2024
  • A painting of a bull and white bird on a red background expressing courage by contemporary artist David Surman.
    David Surman, Clarion Call, 2024
  • Phil Shaw, Londonensi Subterraneis: Bakerloo Linea, 2024
    Phil Shaw, Londonensi Subterraneis: Bakerloo Linea, 2024
  • Sophie Charalambous, Winter Landscape with Fig Tree, 2024
    Sophie Charalambous, Winter Landscape with Fig Tree, 2024
  • Aaron Murray, Purple whale, 2023
    Aaron Murray, Purple whale, 2023
  • Sophie Walbeoffe painting of crocodile swimming
    Sophie Walbeoffe, Then the Elephant's Child Put His Head Down Close to the Crocodile's Musky, Tusky Mouth, 2023
  • Oil on canvas painting of a spring scene showing people walking along a path with green trees and grass by British painter Emma Haworth represented by Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Emma Haworth, They Walked and Talked, 2022
  • Orange pop art print of the letter S featuring a Mr. Men cartoon character by British artist Andrew Mockett represented by Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Andrew Mockett, S, 2022
  • Artwork by photograph Luke White available at the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery.
    Luke White, How The Light Gets In III - Dream (River), 2021
  • Ye Xue ink on paper artwork in red and black
    Ye Xue, Yellow River 16, 2019
  • Rebecca Hossack Gallery in London presents works by Australian Aboriginal Utopia artist Motorbike Paddy, drawing on the legacy of Emily Kam Kngwarray and the Utopia region
    Motorbike Paddy Ngale, Olden Days Story II, 2019
  • Ceramist Avital Sheffer, from Israel and New South Wales, Australia. Hand-built stone and blue ceramic vase. Earthenware round vessel with middle eastern influence.
    Avital Sheffer, Agora VI, 2017
  • Lucy Casson, Figure Looking, 2016
    Lucy Casson, Figure Looking, 2016
  • he plays around with forms, patterns and compositions, letting a figure grow organically before gluing it in place.
    Jerry Jeanmard, Carpenter Fur-Bearing Primate, 2015
  • Rebecca Jewell, Silent Spring, 2013
    Rebecca Jewell, Silent Spring, 2013
  • woodcut on paper José Borges
    José Borges, A Gata Máe - The Mother Cat, 1999
  • Mathias Kauage, Bird of Paradise Catching Snake, 1987
    Mathias Kauage, Bird of Paradise Catching Snake, 1987
  • Morten Lassen looks up at the camera in the studio while creating an abstract and geometric painting that uses complex colours and textures.
    Morten Lassen, In The Studio
  • Naomi Hobson, Studio Image
    Naomi Hobson, Studio Image
  • Jimmy Pike, Warnti, n.d.
    Jimmy Pike, Warnti, n.d.
  • Naomi Hobson, 2025, Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery London, Aboriginal art, contemporary aboriginal, Australian artist, bold colours and shapes, acrylic on linen, Emily Kam Kngwarray, Tate, cultural
    Naomi Hobson, Summer Rains, 2025
  • David Piddock, Venus - Canary Wharf, 2025
    David Piddock, Venus - Canary Wharf, 2025
  • An abstract painting of a blue lion on a salmon pink background by contemporary British artist David Surman.
    David Surman, Leo The Lion (Art For Art's Sake), 2025
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