Maggi Hambling portraits

Fantastic World AIDS Day Offer!

We're delighted that Maggi Hambling and IAP Fine Art have announced an extra special World AIDs Day offer for Terrence Higgins Trust's supporters. For a limited time only- from 21st November to the 15th December-our supporters will receive a £50 discount on every one of three extra special prints sold online and Terrence Higgins Trust will receive an incredibly generous increased donation of £100 for each print purchased.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to own some iconic artwork whilst raising vital funds to support people living with HIV! Simply visit www.iapfineart.com/shop and enter the code of IAPTHT2011 at the checkout to claim your discount and help us to raise crucial funds this World AIDS Day.

To view the three available prints just follow the links below:
http://www.iapfineart.com/shop/product.php/23/george-melly-singing
http://www.iapfineart.com/shop/product.php/14/stephen-fry-musing
http://www.iapfineart.com/shop/product.php/9/portrait-of-derek-jarman

Maggi Hambling is one of Britain's best-known artists. Her work is represented in various public collections including the Tate, the National Gallery and the National Portrait Gallery. Her sculpture ‘Scallop (for Benjamin Britten)’ on Aldeburgh beach in Suffolk has aroused both praise and controversy nationwide. She is also a long-term supporter of the work of Terrence Higgins Trust.

In 1998 Maggi created her striking portrait of Derek Jarman, the film-maker and artist who died with AIDS in 1994, in an edition of 250. In 2006 she has produced two stunning new silk-screen prints, each in an edition of 100: one of musician, artist and THT supporter George Melly, capturing the amazing energy of this larger-than-life entertainer; the other of all-round superstar and Friend For Life-in-chief Stephen Fry.

Thanks to the marvellous generosity of Maggi and IAP Fine Art, Terrence Higgins Trust will receive £75 for each print sold.

Full details of viewing arrangements, costs, dimensions and framing can be found at the IAP website - just follow the link below:-