London Artworks for Sale

Our selection of London artworks show the capitol of England and the United Kingdom at its best. Discover cityscapes and skylines featuring Big Ben, the London Bridge, Westmister Abbey, and the Thames through thrilling artistic interpretations by LUMAS artists!

The name Big Ben actually refers not to the tower, byt to the great bell in Westminster Palace, which is also the seat of the House of Parliament. The great bell rings on the hour, and every quarter hour, four smaller bells ring out with the famous Westminster chime. The belltower, which since 2012 has borne the name "Elizabeth Tower", is the most famous symbol of London.

Along with classic photographic art, our portfolio contains art prints as well as collage artworks featuring Big Ben and Westminser. Photo artist Charis Tsevis brings discrete views of the city together into a unified photo collage, providing a whole new perspective on London. Ralph Ueltzhoeffer shows the city through typography, rendering London as a typeface mosaic.

Tower Bridge is another of London's great icons. The unmistakable collapsing bridge in the heart of London binds together the districts of Southward and Tower Hamlet, as well as the City of London. The bridge over the Thames can be crossed on foot. Since its completion in 1884, it counts among the architectural features that define London's optical and artistic profile.

Discover works by the abstract photo artist Sabine Wild, who portrays the Tower Bridge in a dynamic interplay of lighting effects.

The cinematic quality of photography can be glimpsed in the panoramic artworks of Larry Yust, a director turned photo artist. Out of seperate individual photographic portraits of the city at street level, Yust assembles a unified and dynamic image, challenging that which is familiar to us in individual perspective. London's charming streets like Portobello Road vibrate in their characteristic colorfulness, and remind one of a long tracking shot.

Our London art prints contain a wealth of other artforms and perspectives. Besides artworks featuring famous sights, or other subjects characteristic of famous paintings of the city and landscapes of its broad skyline, our collection contains works in the traditions of pop art, street art, and more.

The potential of a given motif to inspire does not only follow from the immediate recognizability of the subject matter, but can also come from a reimagination of a place by seeing it "from below", in its more quotidian and less familiar features. Daniella Zalcman, moving away from the famous red buses and telephone booths, unifies London and New York using a double lighting technique, inspiring Sehnsucht for the unique skylines of both great cities.