Discover figurative collage for sale online today. Our collection exhibits a range of original artwork hand-picked by our curatorial experts. Whether you’re after a photomontage piece, or looking for a combination of painting and found materials, our online gallery makes it easy for you to discover, own and collect new art today. Browse work from our exciting artists and why not begin with our portrait or botanical figurative collages.
Irene Hoff uses collage to create stories in her art. By combining bright patterns and a delicate and pale palette, Hoff works with different mediums to create beautiful and captivating artwork.
Sarah Thomas uses exciting shapes and vibrant colours to form magically merged figurative pieces. Thomas works on a white background to draw attention to the dynamic mixed media shapes she creates. With works such as Tilt, Thomas communicates movement and wonder, whilst focusing on colour and aesthetic. Each of Thomas’ collages are decorative, original and undeniably compelling.
And how could we forget the eminent David Hockney who you might recognise for his pool paintings like A Bigger Splash, but did you know he also experiments with collages? Graffiti Palace, N.Y. Dec. 1982, for example, uses many colour photographs mounted on a wooden board. You can decidedly see the figurative inspirations in David Hockney’s beautiful landscape collages !
Figurative collage is a style that combines a range of materials to create art that responds to the human body. Collage was developed throughout the 20th century, marking for an innovative and exciting approach to modern art. The term ‘collage’ was coined by Cubist artists Picasso and Braque from the word ‘coller,’ meaning ‘to glue’ in French.
Following in the footsteps of Cubism, Dada and Surrealism saw the experimentation of figurative collage, with artists such as Hötch and Breton adopting the cut-and-paste technique to reassemble photographs, drawings, paper and paintings to create new pieces of art.