Anna Wright News

Anna has illustrated a number of children’s books with Faber & Faber including A Tower of Giraffes - featuring fanciful portrayals of collective nouns; The Twelve Days of Christmas - a sumptuous visual reimagining of the popular Christmas carol; and Magnificent Creatures - a visual treat described as her “stunning introduction to non-fiction and the natural world [...] enlivened by her gorgeously sophisticated and fun art style”.

In the groundbreaking article Why Have There Been No Great Women Artists? by Linda Nochlin in 1971, the view that women had been systematically erased from art history was explored, calling out the institutional barriers historically faced by women in the Western tradition. It echoed the civil-rights advances that were taking place at the time, and is considered required ‘feminist art history’ and ‘feminist art theory’ reading.

With Mother's Day (Sunday 10th March) just around the corner, now is the ideal time to get that perfect present for Mum. We have lots of reasons to thank those special women in our life who have supported us through the recent turbulent years...as well as throughout our lives. So, to bring them a little much-deserved happiness, we've pulled together some thoughtful gift ideas from our online gallery and Interiors collections. 

We are thrilled to have launched a collection of 35 colourful NEW limited edition prints today from in-demand artists Gary Walton, Sam Toft, Nicky Litchfield, Jo Quigley, Aaminah Snowdon and Anthony Dobson, as well as introducing two exciting new artists - Anna Wright and Helen Rhodes.

This new work includes bright and contemporary Londonian cityscapes from Jo Quigley; rickety waterside cottages and nautical scenes in typically whimsical style from Gary Walton; charming and characterful wildlife depictions from