Hovis & Jam – Anthony Marn
Three little mice have found a breakfast worth sharing in Anthony Marn's Hovis & Jam. One keeps watch from the top of a golden Hovis loaf, another sits beside the freshly cut bread, and a third leans eagerly over a slice spread with glossy red strawberry jam. With bright eyes, pink ears and whiskers poised above the feast, these tiny visitors seem quite at home.
A familiar Homepride flour bag, a pale jug, brown eggs and a jam jar with its spoon still inside fill the scene with nostalgic kitchen detail. A cream-handled knife rests across the worn wooden board, as though someone has only just stepped away. Warm bread crusts and rich red jam glow against a softly textured green-grey wall, giving this limited edition art print the gentle humour and storybook warmth of a well-loved kitchen tale.
Edition Details
A Winter 2026 release, limited to 150 prints on paper, each individually signed, numbered and titled by Anthony Marn in the white border.
Something special for a collector: edition number 1/150. There is a particular pleasure in owning the very first number in an edition, and we have number one here at the gallery. With just one print bearing this number, it is a lovely opportunity to make this mischievous little scene an extra-special addition to your collection. If number one has caught your eye, don't leave it too long.
Approximate Measurements
- Image size: 22.9 × 22.9 cm
- Paper size: approximately 27.9 × 27.9 cm
Presentation Options
Supplied on paper with a white border, ready for your choice of mount and frame. Choose Limited Edition or Limited Edition No 1 from the options. The measurements above are for the image and paper, rather than a finished frame.
We can also frame this print for you. Please contact the gallery to discuss frame choices and prices.
About Anthony Marn
Born in Manchester in 1963, Anthony Marn lives with his family on the edge of the Pennines in the North of England. He works exclusively in oils, exploring the possibilities of light and colour. His career has included successful solo exhibitions and an appearance on the BBC's Show Me the Monet.
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