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A painting thought to be the earliest replica of Leonardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa has been discovered at Madrid's Prado Museum.

artrepublic is pleased to have some prints from the highly sought after Russell Young. He has been painting for over 10 years now having had his first public showcase in 2003 with “Pig Portraits”, portraits of celebrity mug shots. 

We recently spent the day on the outskirts of Brighton in a shared studio unit space catching up with Ben Allen who is busy generating work for his upcoming Solo show in May. 

Damien Hirst’s ‘Spots’: ubiquitous in the contemporary art market, with no corner of the globe unreached by him as an artist and no city that hasn’t exhibited his work. Befitting therefore that 11 galleries worldwide are simultaneously showing over two decades' worth of his Spot Paintings.

artrepublic has had the pleasure of commissioning an exclusive print from internationally acclaimed artist Greg Haberny. The new print ‘Made in China’ will be in the Brighton gallery very soon but in the meantime we thought we’d introduce him to you.

We have a fab new print by L.A. based Chaz Bojorquez , a highly influential artist who was one of the first to use stencil art on the streets. His use of calligraphy blends his Latin American influences of Cholo graffiti with Chinese characters, Old English text and psychedelia.

To celebrate the year of the dragon we thought we would look at some of our more interesting prints that feature dragons.

Legendary Pop Artist, and one of the most influential in British Art History, Sir Peter Blake has designed the 2012 Brit Award Statuette continuing his long integration with the world of music and popular culture.

With two amazing new prints "Time is Money" and "Judgement" just released we thought we would take an in depth look at the work of artist Justine Smith.

A poster advertising David Hockney’s new exhibition which reads: "All the works here were made by the artist himself, personally" raises the age old debate about how much of a work the artist should produce himself.