The London Original Print Fair

25—28 April 2013

In the Main Galleries, Burlington House

_{Cyril Power, 'The Tube Station', c. 1932. Linocut. Courtesy Osborne Samuel Ltd.} The London Original Print Fair, the longest-running specialist print fair in the world, will again show in the Main Galleries of the Royal Academy this April. In its 28th year, LOPF will feature 50 prominent galleries, dealers and print studios from the across the UK as well as Finland, France, Germany, Ireland and Italy.

Works on sale range from £100 to over £100,000 and showcase the broadest scope of art history. From Renaissance engravings to etchings by Picasso and prints by a wide range of contemporary artists like David Hockney RA, Tracey Emin RA, Gilbert & George and many more – the variety at LOPF is paramount. Visitors also have the opportunity to purchase prints by emerging artists from some of London’s finest art schools: the Royal Academy Schools (as part of RA Editions ), the Royal College of Art and City & Guilds of London Art School. Once again the London Original Print Fair is delighted to recognise the support of Towry, the Wealth Adviser.

Click here to download a PDF of the catalogue (57.1 MB)

Opening times
Thursday 25 April - 10am-9pm
Friday 26 April - 10am-10pm
Saturday and Sunday 27/28 April - 10am-6pm
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Tickets
Adult: £12 including catalogue
Concessions: £8 including catalogue
Tickets are available from the Royal Academy Ticket Office either in advance or on the day of your visit.

_{*Booking fees apply}

Joint tickets for the London Original Print Fair and George Bellows (1882–1925): Modern American Life are available at the RA Ticket Office only.

Friends of the RA have free entry and may bring a family adult guest and up to four family children under the age of 16.

The Prospect of Print
_{Quentin Blake, Women with Birds II, 2012. Etching and aquatint. Courtesy Marlborough Graphics London}
London Original Print Fair Lecture

Thursday 25 April 2013; 6.30–7.30pm

SOLD OUT

Illustrator and children's writer Quentin Blake, best known for his well-loved and humorous illustrations of the novels by Roald Dahl, talks to Kathleen Soriano, Director of Exhibitions at the Royal Academy, about the graphic tradition and his recent venture in etching and lithography.

Evening lecture and entry to The London Original Print Fair
£12 / £6 reductions (students, jobseekers and people with disabilities)

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