3 for 2 on All Artwork

If you already know Lucy Pittaway’s work, you’ll have seen her colourful skies, rolling hills, and the sheep that have become a bit of a trademark. If you’re new to her art, this is a great chance to discover it for yourself.

For one week only, from Friday 26 September to Thursday 2 October, you can buy any two pieces of artwork and get a third free. The offer is available online and in all Lucy Pittaway galleries.

Artwork that tells a story

Lucy’s paintings often start with a moment or a memory – a place that means something, a feeling you want to hold on to. That’s why pieces like Sycamore Gap, Duvet Day, and Our Favourite Place have become so well loved.

There are plenty of others to explore too, from the cycling-inspired Born to Ride to the colourful Secret Garden.

With this offer, you can choose from originals, limited editions, artist proofs, canvases, and open edition prints. Pick three pieces you love, and the lowest-priced one is free.

How it works

The offer runs from 26 September to 2 October, online and in galleries:

  1. Choose any three pieces of artwork.
  2. The lowest priced one is free.
  3. Order or take them home and enjoy.

Simple as that.

One week only

Whether you’re adding to your collection or picking your very first piece, this is the perfect time to explore Lucy Pittaway’s artwork. Visit your nearest gallery or browse online from Friday 26 September and make the most of this limited-time offer.

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