Introducing Limited Edition Reproductions by Robert J. Washington & William Washington

We are delighted to announce the upcoming sale of a special series of limited edition reproduction prints by Robert J. Washington and his father William Washington. Each print is part of a strictly limited series of 200, capturing moments of artistic mastery across decades, now available to collectors and art enthusiasts alike.

The First Four Prints on Sale

1. Stonehenge by William Washington

An exquisite etching from the 1920s, William Washington’s Stonehenge demonstrates his meticulous eye for detail and deep appreciation for historic landscapes.

2. Red Painted Lady by Robert J. Washington

Painted in acrylic on paper during the 1950s–1960s, this vibrant work reflects Robert’s bold use of colour and nuanced figure study.

3. Buffalo Ink Brush by Robert J. Washington

Created in the 1930s during his student days, this piece exemplifies Robert’s early experimentation with form and texture.

4. Dreamscape by Robert J. Washington

An exquisite pen and ink drawing created by Bob during his student days at the Royal College of Art in the 1930’s

Exceptional Craftsmanship & Local Printing.

All prints are produced on fine German etching paper and are available either unframed or framed. Framing is completed with FSC-certified solid wood, offering a timeless presentation. Every print is made to order by The Print Space, ensuring the highest quality and attention to detail.

To make collecting seamless and accessible, all orders are printed locally:

•  United States: Prints are made, framed, and shipped within the US, reducing shipping costs and avoiding tariffs.

• European Union & United Kingdom: Prints are produced and shipped locally within the region for the same convenience.

This careful approach allows collectors around the world to enjoy these iconic works without extra cost or delay.

Secure Your Limited Edition Print

With only 200 prints in each edition, this is a rare opportunity to bring home a piece of the Washington legacy. Whether displayed in a home, office, or gallery, these prints celebrate the artistic journey of two generations of Washingtons, meticulously preserved for collectors today.

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