Online print sale of Linton Kwesi Johnson portrait by Peter Doig.

October 27, 2023

PAUL STOLPER GALLERY

ONLINE PRINT SALE – BRIXTON RITZY (PORTRAIT OF LINTON KWESI JOHNSON) BY PETER DOIG

A percentage of profits will be donated to the George Padmore Institute's Building Appeal.

We are pleased to announce Paul Stolper Gallery has launched an online sale of the print Brixton Ritzy 2023, a portrait by Peter Doig of Linton Kwesi Johnson, renowned reggae poet, activist and pivotal figure in contemporary poetry, culture and music, and trustee of the GPI.

The limited-edition print is now on show at the Paul Stolper Gallery and is available for purchase exclusively online for £2,200 excl. VAT through the Paul Stolper Gallery website.

Image: unframed, signed and numbered. Inkjet Photo Rag 308gsm. 101.5 x 71.5 cm. Edition of 150 + 30 APs.

For sales enquiries or further information, please contact info@paulstolper.com

Opening Times

Monday to Friday 10am–6pm

Paul Stolper Gallery

31 Museum Street

London WC1A 1LH

A photo of 3 copies of the Brixton Ritzy 2023 print hanging on a white wall in the Paul Stolper Gallery
Brixton Ritzy 2023 at the Paul Stolper Gallery

Image of the artwork 'Brixton Ritzy' by Peter Doig. Portrait of Linton Kwesi Johnson
Brixton Ritzy 2023

Peter Doig said the print is 'like a hand-painted poster, of the kind I made for my film club - "studiofilmclub" - in Trinidad.' For Desert Island Discs recently, Doig selected 'Want Fi Goh Rave’ by Linton Kwesi Johnson as one of his 8 tracks. 'It remains as fresh today as it was when I first heard it back in 1979.' It was in that year that Doig moved to London. 'I was very interested in Punk and particularly Post-punk music, and that was really the draw to come to London'.

Peter Doig will continue to kindly donate from future sales of the print, and we are extremely grateful to Paul Stolper Gallery for all their time and efforts to publish the prints and oversee the sales with no charge. All income the GPI receives will go towards ongoing renovation works to restore the Institute's building and help secure our future. 

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