Artworks
- New Paintings
- War Paintings
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Public Sculpture
1972-2004
- Portrait Heads
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Galina Series
1973-80
- Sculpture in the Landscape
- Utopian Abstract Sculpture
- Early Pop Paintings
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Prints & Multiples
- New Prints
- Prints for Sale
- Early Pop Prints
- Prints from Sculptures
- Print Folios
- Multiples
- Jewellery
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Drawings
- Early Drawings
- Student Drawings
- Pop Drawings
- Abstract Drawings
- Pyramid Drawings
- Figure Drawings
- War Drawings
- Rugby Drawings
- Griffin Drawings
- Amy & Kate
- Topographical
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Gerald Laing, 1936 - 2011The family of Gerald Laing would like to announce his sad passing on Wednesday 23rd November 2011. |
Gerald Laing Prints for Sale
Prints currently for sale from Gerald Laing include screenprints from the Amy Winehouse series (Domestic Perspective, The Kiss and Gethsemane) and screenprints of Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham. Also available are digital prints of the War Paintings series including a three dimensional framed version of Truth or Consequences. Prints of Anna Karina are also still available. For full details see here.
 Line-out Sculpture Unveiled at Twickenham - 28/05/10A 27 foot bronze sculpture of a rugby line-out by Gerald Laing has been unveiled at Twickenham Stadium. The sculpture, cast by Black Isle Bronze, stands outside the newly-completed South Stand development. The group of five twice-lifesize figures joins four existing sculptures of rugby players by Gerald Laing at Twickenham’s west gate. View a slideshow of the making of the Lineout sculpture. Read Gerald Laing’s speech at the unveiling ceremony. 
NEW PAINTINGSGerald Laing's new paintings return to the techniques and subject matter of his early work from the 1960s. In the place of Brigitte Bardot and his 60s starlets his sources are now contemporary media images of figures such as Kate Moss. His most recent series of paintings feature iconic images of Amy Winehouse 
WAR PAINTINGSThe Iraq war and the publication of images of torture at Abu Ghraib prison drew Gerald Laing back to painting for the first time in over three decades. The War Paintings series sees the starlets and all-American heroes of his early paintings take on new, more sinister roles. |
