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Some buildings are famous because they are grand. Others become loved because they are odd, stubborn, warm, and full of stories. The Crooked House belonged firmly in the second group. This latest painting in my famous landmark and iconic pubs series is a tribute to one of the most recognisable pubs in England. I have always liked painting characterful historic pubs. They sit at the centre of communities, hold decades of memories, and often mean far more to people than thei

Choosing art for a wall should feel exciting, not restrictive. The print may be perfect, but if the size does not suit the space, or the framing choice does not fit the room, the decision becomes harder than it needs to be. That is why the expanded collection at andrewrobinsonart is such a useful step forward. The range now gives collectors, supporters, and gift buyers more choice across print sizes, formats, mounts, and framed options, with prices starting from just £11.

When investing in fine art prints, quality matters more than ever. The choice of ink and paper can make a significant difference in how your artwork looks today and how it will age over time. Pigment inks combined with high-quality cotton rag paper create prints that not only capture every detail but also stand the test of time. This post explains why pigment inks are the preferred choice for museum-quality fine art prints and how they compare to dye inks.