King & McGaw

King & McGaw is a British art print publisher established in 1982, producing fine-art prints, framed museum reproductions and contemporary artwork from a Sussex workshop. The collection covers thousands of works licensed from museums and artists worldwide, each framed by hand in England using conservation-grade materials.
  • Jean Michel Basquiat Pez Dispenser 1984 Framed Print
  • Vogue December 1968 by Cecil Beaton Framed Print Vogue December 1968 by Cecil Beaton Framed Print
  • Hokusai The Great Wave At Kanagawa Framed Print Hokusai The Great Wave At Kanagawa Framed Print
  • Blue Green & Brown by Mark Rothko Framed Print Blue Green & Brown by Mark Rothko Framed Print
  • Trumpet by Jean-Michel Basquiat Framed Print Trumpet by Jean-Michel Basquiat Framed Print
  • Hokusai Red Fuji Framed Print
    By King & McGaw
    Hokusai Red Fuji Framed Print
    £110
  • In Italian 1983 Jean-Michel Basquiat Framed Print 84cm x 93cm In Italian 1983 Jean-Michel Basquiat Framed Print 84cm x 93cm
  • Convergence by Jackson Pollock Framed Print Convergence by Jackson Pollock Framed Print
  • The Big Sleep Book Cover Penguin Books Framed Print The Big Sleep Book Cover Penguin Books Framed Print
  • Andy Warhol I Like Boring Things Framed Print

    King & McGaw is a British print publisher based in Sussex, where the in-house printing and framing workshop produces the full collection. The Sussex base handles everything from Giclée printing through hand-framing and quality control, with all production UK-based rather than outsourced.

    King & McGaw works directly with major museums including the V&A, Tate, MoMA and the National Gallery, plus individual artists and estates, to produce licensed fine-art prints. The licensing network is unusually comprehensive, which is why the collection spans from historical masters to contemporary artists all in one catalogue.

    Framing is handled by hand in the Sussex workshop, using conservation-grade materials including acid-free mounts, UV-protective glass and FSC-certified timber mouldings. Custom framing is available for larger or non-standard prints, quoted individually. The hand-framing is part of what distinguishes King & McGaw from online-only print sellers.

    The range covers both open-edition prints (in continuous production) and limited-edition signed pieces from contemporary artists. Limited editions are clearly flagged with edition size and signing information. Open editions are produced to order rather than warehoused, keeping the environmental footprint of unsold stock minimal.

    • King And Mcgaw At Heal’s
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      King And Mcgaw At Heal’s
      To the curators and craftsmen of King & McGaw, a bare wall is nothing but an empty canvas. Purveyors of the finest art prints and frames, they bring a selection of limited editions, rare exhibition posters and designer stationery to Heal’s with the launch of their latest concession at our flagship store. Since founding the business from a Brighton basement in the early eighties, King & McGaw has grown to become the go-to for art prints. Working with the world’s top museums, galleries and cultural institutions, the Sussex based business sources the best in original pieces and faithful reproductions from the likes of Warhol, Hockney, Picasso and many more. Launching online as part of our Spring/Summer 17 collection, shop the full King & McGaw collection by visiting Heal’s Tottenham Court Road store.
    • Iconic Designer Brands At Heal’s
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