The Connor Brothers

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Thou Shall Not Be A Cunt

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£1,500.00

Link for Neil

West Contemporary Editions

£825.00
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A Load Of Fuss (Teal)

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£2,500.00

Like The Fire Needs The Air (Grey)

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£2,500.00
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West Contemporary Editions

£6,000.00

We Must Be Careful About What We Pretend To Be

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£1,800.00

A Load Of Fuss

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£2,200.00
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In The Gutter

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£1,800.00
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Anxiety

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£1,800.00
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Death

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£1,800.00
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The Truth

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£1,800.00
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Hope

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£1,800.00
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Beauty Is In The Eye Of The Wine Holder

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£1,800.00
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Fuck This Shit

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£1,800.00
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Not Drunk Just Tipys

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£1,800.00
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Better Lonely Alone - Framed

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£900.00

Tell Me (Pink) Framed

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£2,200.00

I Drink (Sage) Framed

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£2,200.00

Vice Versa

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£2,200.00
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The Truth Is Like Poetry

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£2,200.00
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Tell Him I Was Too Fucking Busy. Or Vice Versa (framed)

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£2,200.00

So Seductive (framed)

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£1,800.00

I Drink (framed)

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£2,200.00
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Every Saint Has A Past (vintage book)

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£1,800.00

Absence Makes The Days Grow Longer (framed)

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£2,650.00
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Like the Fire (yellow)

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£2,500.00
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Like the Fire (pink) - framed

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£2,750.00




The Connor Brothers

The Connor Brothers is the pseudonym for British artists James Golding and Mike Snelle. The duo came to prominence in 2012 and for several years maintained their anonymity by using a fictional biography. Their prints and low edition originals blend humorous quips with Mills and Boon-style book covers which have become incredibly popular since their career began.

The Connor Brothers have exhibited internationally from New York, Sydney and Dubai to London, Hong Kong and Berlin and have proudly worked with CALM, the men’s mental health charity. Their work frequently appears at major auction houses with a record price being achieved in 2019. Works can also be found in major public and private collections including The Victoria and Albert Museum, The Penguin Collection and both the Omar Koch and Niarchos collections.

This obsession with truth and fiction can be seen throughout their work, and is particularly relevant in the current climate of fake news, post-truth, and social media obsession.