Pantry Bandits – Anthony Marn
Two tiny pantry raiders have discovered a feast in Anthony Marn's Pantry Bandits. One sits proudly on a crusty loaf while its companion pauses beside a flour-dusted jar, little paws held close as though caught in the act. Brown eggs, a pale ceramic jug and scattered flour crowd the wooden shelf, turning familiar kitchen provisions into a rather generous mouse-sized banquet.
Pink ears and fine whiskers catch the light among the warm bread crusts and softly gleaming pottery. Against the deep, dark background, the pale flour and eggshell tones give this bustling little still life a lovely nostalgic warmth. Full of quiet mischief and storybook charm, this limited edition art print rewards a closer look at the two small culprits making themselves at home.
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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