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Haunted House
Sir Thomas Herbert’s House, 12–14 Pavement, York, YO1 9UP. A Grade I listed, timber-framed Tudor mansion built around 1545, named after the prominent Herbert merchant and Lord Mayor dynasty (including Sir Thomas Herbert, born 1606).
Finnish Film
The mid‑20th century was a golden era for cinema. Hollywood was booming, European studios were experimenting, and Finland – quietly but confidently – was developing its own visual language for film promotion.
A City of Stories – York
York is one of England’s most storied cities – a place where every street corner whispers a different century. From Roman columns to medieval guildhalls to Georgian townhouses, York’s architectural landscape is a rare blend of eras layered seamlessly together.
Roman Wall Art – York
The Fox & Roman is steeped in heritage, standing on a road which was initially built by the Romans as a major route linking the city of York with the south Coast. Indeed, archaeological excavation behind the pub immediately prior to its recent restoration, uncovered remains from an ancient Roman burial ground.
Introducing the Urban Eclipse Collection
The ‘Urban Eclipse Collection’ is a cohesive visual study of urban life shaped by light, shadow, and human presence. Modern city environments are captured at their most atmospheric moments — neon interiors, foggy nights, stark silhouettes, and bold colour blocks.
Rock Art – Original Man Cave Wall Art
Original Man Cave Wall Art. Cave markings dismissed for years confirmed as Britain’s oldest prehistoric art. The rock art was first discovered in 1912 before being dismissed years later as a natural phenomenon.
Introducing the Urban Eclipse Collection
The ‘Urban Eclipse Collection’ is a cohesive visual study of urban life shaped by light, shadow, and human presence. Modern city environments are captured at their most atmospheric moments — neon interiors, foggy nights, stark silhouettes, and bold colour blocks.
Rock Art – Original Man Cave Wall Art
Original Man Cave Wall Art. Cave markings dismissed for years confirmed as Britain’s oldest prehistoric art. The rock art was first discovered in 1912 before being dismissed years later as a natural phenomenon.
Classic Fire Engines
1930s–1960s Fire Engines: This is the era most enthusiasts picture when they think “classic fire engine”: bold red paint, chrome accents, ladders strapped to the roof, and that unmistakable rounded bodywork.
Japanese Prints in York
‘Making Waves: The Art of Japanese Woodblock Print’ will take centre stage at York Art Gallery from 27 February – 30 August 2026
York Open Studios 2026
Meet Art Printz @ York Open Studios, April 26 2026. We’ll be out and about in York on Sunday April 26, hoping to meet and support as many local artists as possible.
Wall art prints for him
Creating a space that feels unmistakably ‘his’ is all about personality. Bold, fun, nostalgic, stylish, or a mix of all four.