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A Glimmer Suite

Ronnie Wood | Limited Edition

Sale price£4,950.00
Sold RWO ORI SYM 96165 1 B nard Fowler in Dal Grey RWO ORI SYM 96165 3 B nard Fowler in Dal Grey
B'Nard Fowler In Dallas

Ronnie Wood | Original

Sale price£14,950.00
RWO SLE UNT 23282 1 Belushi RWO SLE UNT 23282 2 Belushi
Belushi

Ronnie Wood | Limited Edition

Sale price£2,250.00
Sold RWO ORI SVS 10460 1 Berlin Suite Abstract grey RWO ORI SVS 10460 3 Berlin Suite Abstract grey
Berlin Suite Abstract

Ronnie Wood | Original

Sale price£75,000.00
Sold RWO ORI SVS 20058 1 Big Bang (Ochre) (SP016358) RWO ORI SVS 20058 2 Big Bang (Ochre) (SP016358)
Big Bang (Ochre)

Ronnie Wood | Original

Sale price£10,950.00
Sold RWOR0274.29377
Big Bang Lunar Landing, 2006 / 2011

Ronnie Wood | Original

Sale price£17,500.00
Sold out 2  Big Bang Red F2  Big Bang Red N
Big Bang Red

Ronnie Wood | Limited Edition

Sale price£2,950.00
Sold RWO ORI SVS 10461 1 Bigger Bang 2012 RWO ORI SVS 10461 2 Bigger Bang 2012
Bigger Bang 2012

Ronnie Wood | Original

Sale price£29,950.00

Latest Collections

RWO CLASSIC COLLECTION BLOG THUMBNAIL

Ronnie Wood

Classic Collection | 2020

After more than a year of acquiring rare and previously sold-out works from Ronnie Wood's past portfolio and private collections, we are thrilled to present the Classic Collection. Only the finest materials have been chosen for this beautiful series, which varies in genre from colourful self-portraits to figurative sketches, landscapes, and wildlife paintings. Hand-signed by the rock 'n' roll star, these desirable limited edition prints are taken from previously sold-out releases and are available in extremely limited numbers. Exhibited across Europe, Japan, and the United States, Ronnie's art cements his reputation as one of the 21st century's most talked-about contemporary artists.  
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Ronnie Wood

Famous Flames Suite | 2019

Published in 2011, The Famous Flames Suite by Ronnie Wood echoes the intensity of his guitar playing, translating the rawness of a Rolling Stones performance through rhythmic lines, bold colours and acute facial expressions. Each image displays a flamboyant energy as the orange wave-like flame sweeps dramatically across the painting, creating an exhilarating feeling of movement. Referencing photographs of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Charlie Watts on stage, Ronnie first created a dramatic black backdrop before painting his fellow members in acrylics, oils and oil pastels.
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Ronnie Wood

Inside Ronnie Wood's Private Collection | 2018

Taken from the personal archive of Ronnie Wood, Private Collection comprises some of the most sought-after limited editions published in his artistic career to date. Originally published between 2005 and 2009, these rare and sold-out editions are presented together for the first time. Ronnie’s unique perspective from within the band enables his art to capture the very essence of The Rolling Stones. From the stage to the studio, the collection offers a fascinating snapshot of rock and roll history - with many pieces selling out in record time. The rarity of these editions renders them precious, and care has been taken to award them the reverence they command. The bespoke framing and mount presentation was expertly chosen to celebrate the beauty of the prints, from highlighting the high grade paper stock to showcasing the hand embossed collection logo, every detail of the finish has been executed to the finest standard.

The artist

Ronnie Wood

As much an artist as he is a musician, Ronnie Wood's two talents have become almost inseparable. It is as natural to find him with a pencil as with a guitar, drawing portraits of band members and musicians he admires, as well as family, close friends and self portraits.

Long before he found fame in one of the biggest rock'n' roll bands of all time, Ronnie Wood was an artist. His natural gift for colour, along with an effortless transition between styles, is showcased in his pieces. Lifelong influences from maestros such as Eugène Delacroix, Francisco Goya and El Greco are masterfully synchronised for a performance that is as electrifying as his music.

For Ronnie, who counts Damien Hirst amongst his confidants, art is a conduit for musical experience. The self-described 'noise' his art evokes can be felt in each confident sweep of colour and fearless segue through artistic genres. Akin to his legendary slide guitar technique, Ronnie jumps from one medium to the next without ever missing a beat.

Self-perception is accompanied by intimate renderings of his Rolling Stones bandmates, whose transformation through black-and-white sketches and vibrant portraits reveals the unique facets of their on-stage personas. Ronnie is equally candid in his choice of subject matter; several of the artworks are taken from his 1995 Endangered Species Suite, reflecting a cause he has campaigned for in his private life.

Ronnie Wood was born in 1947 in Middlesex, England, into a musical and artistic family. Before beginning his musical career, he received formal art training at Ealing College of Art, London. Throughout the years, the artist and the musician have been inseparable. As his musical career progressed, Ronnie continued his passion for painting and drawing; his subjects ranging from band members and musicians he admired, knew and sometimes played with, to family and close friends' and of course, the self-portrait. It is as natural to find him with a pencil as with a guitar, drawing portraits of contemporaries and finding inspiration from his musical influences.

Wood has been painting and sketching ever since he was a child and is a passionate and dedicated artist, taking inspiration from artists such as Egon Schiele, Henri Matisse, Vincent Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso. Nowadays Wood is adept at creating pieces from landscapes, to portraiture, abstract to architectural; creating his original pieces in charcoals, oils, watercolours, spray paints, oil pastels and acrylics. Varying his style and his medium depending on the feeling or mood he is trying to evoke with his work.

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