Prints

Five limited edition original prints by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham. For a larger selection of available prints, please visit our partner, The Scottish Gallery.

In the last decade of her life, Barns-Graham (1912-2004) produced over 80 screenprints, first over a fruitful few weeks in 1991 and 1999 with Curwen Studio, and from 1998 through a dedicated partnership with Carol Roberston of Graal Press. Read more about her prints here.

Please note, we currently only ship prints within the UK directly from the online shop. Contact us for further information about international deliveries.

A screenprint with black background and vertical brushstrokes on lime green and white

Water Dance (Porthmeor) No. I, 2004

£1,000.00

A screenprint with red-brown and white background with orange and black brushstrokes

Earth Series II, 2002

£1,250.00

A screenprint with blue background with brushstrokes in black, red and yellow

Wind Dance Series No. V (editioned posthumously, 2006)

£1,000.00

Millennium Series Red, 2000

£1,000.00

Abstract screenprint with yellow background and vertical brushstrokes in pinks, purple and reds.

Untitled (Yellow Ground, White Spiral), 2007, editioned posthumously

£750.00

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham CBE (1912-2004)

Wilhelmina Barns-Graham was one of Britain’s most significant 20th century modern artists. Scottish born and a prominent member of the post-war St Ives group, she was a sublime painter, draughtswoman, printmaker and a brilliant colourist. Dividing her time between studios in St Ives and St Andrews she followed a consistent artistic vision throughout her sixty-five-year career. Her work is held in all major UK public collections.

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A Charitable Trust

Scottish and St Ives based artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, CBE (1912-2004), established the Trust in 1987. Through exhibitions, publications and online resources, it aims to promote and broaden the understanding and reputation of her work as one of Britain’s most significant 20th century artists. The Trust actively supports individuals to fulfil their potential in the visual arts by providing financial support in education and funding artists’ residencies.

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