Doug Hyde – Collectable pieces
Many of Doug Hyde’s collectable and sold out items can be found on fineartshopper.co.uk.
He was named as the UK’s best selling published artist and described by the BBC as the UK’s most popular living artist. Doug Hyde’s unique style is truly captivating to his admirers.
Pictures like – Inseparable, Partners in Crime, Space Cadets and many more showcase Doug Hyde’s artistic brilliance.
Great limited editions which people have been searching for by many other leading artists are also stocked. Artists like Sherree Valentine Daines, Bob Barker, Paul Horton feature prominently alongside Hyde’s creations.
All items have been purchased first hand from the artists, artists’ agents or publishers like Washington Green, Demontfort fine art, Buckingham Fine Arts and more.
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Rare collectable artworks are also available from artists’ collections such as Paul Horton, Kerry Darlington, John Waterhouse, Sherree Valentine Daines, Govinder Nazran, Henderson Cisz, Rebecca Lardner Archives – Fine Art Shopper and many more.
Fineartshopper also has a High Street Gallery and a full comprehensive framing service, located at 85 Worcester Street, Wolverhampton, WV2 4LE where you can admire the works of Doug Hyde.
Our Gallery
FRAMING ART, MEMORABILIA, TEXTILES, PHOTOS & MORE…
We pride ourselves on holding a wide range of exceptional quality frames to suit all homes, budgets, and art pieces. Doug Hyde paintings, among other artworks, can be framed beautifully with our vast selection.
Our friendly team are specialists in helping you to find the best possible framing solution to suit your piece, in your home. We cover framing for all sorts of options; Art, prints, photographs, textiles and embroidery, as well as memorabilia. Doug Hyde enthusiasts will find excellent choices here too.
Whether you need advice on a gift, or help finding the right colour schemes to match your art, our team will be delighted to help.
Also stocking framing like the white chunky box frame used by Demontfort Fine Art on Doug Hyde’s work and the cream and gold frame used on Sherree Valentine Daines work