August by Dan Hobday Size:M - 50 x 70cm their sparse arrangement creating a

their sparse arrangement creating a sense of stillness and balance

every colour relationship intentional

The collotype photographic originals — celebrated for their colour accuracy and tonal richness — are set alongside typographic elements drawn from the visual language of late 19th-century Japanese exhibition culture

The Hacienda defined Manchester's cultural moment — a club born from Factory Records that became the epicentre of Madchester

the subtle tonal gradations and precise linework of Koson's design are rendered with striking clarity — every detail sharp and true to the original

August by Dan Hobday Size:M - 50 x 70cm their sparse arrangement creating aDan Hobday's August speaks in the quiet language of late summer a composition of muted, atmospheric tones that carries the particular weight of a season about to turn. Minimalist in execution yet emotionally layered, the work balances abstraction with just enough figuration to anchor the eye. Hobday's Devon landscape roots show in the work's unhurried rhythm and its sensitivity to light, air and the passage of time. This archival fine art print