Refresh your walls this summer with florals, still life paintings and hidden gems from Wakefield’s art collection
10 Jul 2025
For anyone reviving their interiors over summer, this season’s Art at Home drop spotlights florals and still life paintings from Wakefield’s art collection – perfect for bringing the outside in and creating a moment of sunshine all year round.
Alongside prints by Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, new additions to Art at Home include works by American art collector and painter (and sister to the heiress and art collector Peggy Guggenheim) Hazel-King Farlow; British Surrealist painter, printmaker, poet and nun Mary Wykham; and William Scott, one of the leading British painters of his generation.
John Randall Bratby’s Sunflowers – a hidden gem in our collection painted during the Summer of Love in 1969 – is perfect for creating a moment of glorious sunshine all year round.
Art at Home is The Hepworth Wakefield’s new print on demand service, offering the unique opportunity to purchase fine art prints from its nationally significant collection of Modern British and contemporary art. It’s as simple as exploring Wakefield’s art collection online, ordering a custom print and frame, and finding a wall in your home or office for a piece of world-class art.
Available in custom sizes, finishes and frames – and with the opportunity to shop by colour and theme – there’s a print to complement any décor.
Become a Member of The Hepworth Wakefield and get 10% off all Art at Home prints.
The Hepworth Wakefield’s Art at Home prints are produced by King & McGaw. Art at Home has been supported through Bloomberg Philanthropies Digital Accelerator Programme.
The Hepworth Wakefield is a charity and shop purchases support our mission to create exceptional art experiences that enhance everyone’s lives.
