Jack Vettriano Collection

                                                          

Prints by Jack Vettriano

Jack Vettriano’s romantic take on contemporary art has captured the imagination and hearts of millions of people across the globe, leading him to be dubbed ‘The People’s Painter’.

 

       
       

 

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Sweet Bird of Youth (Study) by Jack Vettriano

This very simple and delicate study was first shown in 1995 in the A Date with Fate exhibition. The title is taken from a song by Leonard Cohen, who is one of Vettriano’s favourite singers.
   
 

Elegy for the Dead Admiral by Jack Vettriano

This is one of Jack Vettriano’s best-selling images and was first shown in 1994 at the Chimes at Midnight exhibition. This is one of a series of paintings from that period that Vettriano has set on beaches and which are inspired by the coastal views local to him when he was growing up on the East coast of Scotland.

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In Thoughts of You by Jack Vettriano

This still and pensive painting was first shown in 1997 in the Small Paintings and Studies exhibition. The room depicted in the painting is Vettriano’s studio in the Georgian Townhouse in Edinburgh in which he lived and worked in the 1990’s
    
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Bluebird at Bonneville by Jack Vettriano

This image is one of seven inspired by Malcolm Campbell’s life and the Bluebird cars with which he broke successive land-speed records in the 1930s. Vettriano was commissioned to produce this series of paintings in 1996 and they now hang in The Bluebird Club in London.
   
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Waltzers by Jack Vettriano

This romantic picture was displayed in 1992 in the Tales of Love and Other Stories exhibition
    
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Mad Dogs by Jack Vettriano

This painting which was inspired by the Noel Coward poem Mad Dogs and Englishmen, was first shown in 1992 in the God’s Children exhibition at The Edinburgh Gallery. This is one of a series of paintings from the early 1990s that Vettriano has set on beaches and which are inspired by the coastal views local to him when he was growing up on the East coast of Scotland.
    
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The Billy Boys by Jack Vettriano

This image is reminiscent of a still from a film and invites the viewer to invent their own narrative around the subject. It first appeared in the Chimes at Midnight exhibition in 1994. The title comes from a Glaswegian song that became popular in the 1920s. This is one of a series of paintings from the early 1990s that Vettriano has set on beaches and which are inspired by the coastal views local to him when he was growing up on the East coast of Scotland
    
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Narcissistic Bathers by Jack Vettriano

This languid and relaxed picture was shown in the God’s Children exhibition in 1992 at The Edinburgh Gallery. This is one of a series of paintings from the early 1990s that Vettriano has set on beaches and which are inspired by the coastal views local to him when he was growing up on the East coast of Scotland.
   
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Only the Deepest Red II by Jack Vettriano

This evocative, private scene was exhibited in 2001 at The International Art and Design Fair in New York, organised by The Portland Gallery.
   

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Seaside Sharks by Jack Vettriano

This wistful depiction of two bachelors relaxing at the beach was first shown in 1993 in the Summers Remembered exhibition at the Corrymella Gallery. This is one of a series of paintings from the early 1990s that Vettriano has set on beaches and which are inspired by the coastal views local to him when he was growing up on the East coast of Scotland.
   
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Lazy Hazy Days by Jack Vettriano

This relaxed and sentimental picture was shown in 1996 in the Halfway to Paradise exhibition at The Museum Annex in Hong Kong, organised by The Portland Gallery. The title is inspired by a Nat King Cole Song.
   

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Café Days by Jack Vettriano

This bright café scene was shown in 1995 in the A Date with Fate exhibition
    

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The Road to Nowhere by Jack Vettriano

This striking painting was displayed in the 1996 exhibition The Passion and the Pain. The title is inspired by the famous song by David Byrne of Talking Heads.
   

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Pendine Beach by Jack Vettriano

This image is one of seven inspired by Malcolm Campbell’s life and the Bluebird cars with which he broke successive land-speed records in the 1930s. Vettriano was commissioned to produce this series of paintings in 1996 and they now hang in The Bluebird Club in London.
   

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Amateur Philosophers by Jack Vettriano

This dark and intriguing painting first appeared in the Tales of Love and Other Stories exhibition in 1992.
   

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The Missing Man I by Jack Vettriano

This intriguing image shows people who have been at a black-tie party standing on the beach, looking out and pointing at something unknown to the viewer. Vettriano leaves it up to the viewer’s imagination as to what it is that his characters may have seen in the distance.