Featured art (L-R): 'Another Garrison' and 'Already Broken', £550 each. Also available in a set of four for £2,650. 

Make a statement with one of this year's biggest trends: monochrome. For his new limited edition prints, Jon Jones has returned to the criminal underworld of late 19th-century Birmingham to explore the reign of the notorious Peaky Blinders gang. His soulful portraits, originally painted in oils, have a cinematic quality; like classic Hollywood films and black-and-white photography, he uses light and shadow to create atmosphere. 

In contrast to other trends like Pop or Abstract art, the muted palette creates a feeling of harmony and simplicity. The nostalgia evoked by the monochromatic aesthetic embodies the meticulous research that Jon carried out alongside the West Midlands Police Museum. By taking away the colour, Jon allows viewers to concentrate on the narrative of his images, which includes a solitary drink in a pub. Textures are also highlighted, with the leather, glass and smoke captured expertly by our specialist team during the fine art giclée process. For the first time, Jon's art is also available as a print on aluminium, framed beautifully in sustainable black pine. 

Ellie Torpey, a fine art consultant at our Harrogate gallery, says: “Our collectors have found that Jon’s art works really well in home bars, snugs and cinema rooms. Because his style is identifiable and consistent across collections, it is easy to mix and match his pieces, or rotate them throughout the year to create a different look.”

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