WELCOME TO ARTHAUS, THE HOME OF MACKENZIE THORPE !
Mackenzie Thorpe is one of the biggest selling British artists of the last 30 years. His work is rooted in authenticity, deeply emotive, and always carries a message of hope.
Born in Middlesbrough North Yorkshire, Mackenzie Thorpe has been hailed as “a global art phenomenon”, credited with changing the face of art publishing within the UK.
Mackenzie’s personal gallery, Arthaus, was established in 1989 and is a leading attraction in Richmond North Yorkshire, drawing in thousands of visitors from around the world. Made up of two floors, featuring a selection of Limited Edition Prints, Original Artwork, Bronze and Resin Sculptures, greeting cards, books and merchandise, Arthaus is the destination of choice for Mackenzie Thorpe fans everywhere.
Celebrating 30 years in the business in 2019, Mackenzie continues to blaze a trail for the artists who have followed in his footsteps. In his anniversary year Mackenzie’s work will be celebrated from the banks of the river Tees where he grew up, through the hills and dales of Yorkshire where he made his name, across UK galleries to the shores of America and Japan.
Mackenzie Thorpe’s artwork is renowned for being accessible to all, with followers of his work spanning from Yorkshire to Chicago, Japan to Liverpool. Some more familiar collectors of his work are Actor Tom Hardy, Author JK Rowling and Queen Elizabeth II to name a few. Mackenzie has also undertaken many prestigious commissions for clients which range from The Andre Agassi Foundation, the Elton John Aids Foundation, Princess Anne and William Hague.
Mackenzie first became famous for his iconic “Square Sheep”, but over the years he has established a number of other much-loved and distinctive genres such as the “Duffle Coat Child”, “Big Heads”, “Love” and of course the “Industrial” artwork born out of his Middlesbrough roots.
If you would like more information on Arthaus, or are searching for your perfect piece of Mackenzie Thorpe artwork please get in touch and we will be happy to help.
Born in Middlesbrough North Yorkshire, Mackenzie Thorpe has been hailed as “a global art phenomenon”, credited with changing the face of art publishing within the UK.
Mackenzie’s personal gallery, Arthaus, was established in 1989 and is a leading attraction in Richmond North Yorkshire, drawing in thousands of visitors from around the world. Made up of two floors, featuring a selection of Limited Edition Prints, Original Artwork, Bronze and Resin Sculptures, greeting cards, books and merchandise, Arthaus is the destination of choice for Mackenzie Thorpe fans everywhere.
Celebrating 30 years in the business in 2019, Mackenzie continues to blaze a trail for the artists who have followed in his footsteps. In his anniversary year Mackenzie’s work will be celebrated from the banks of the river Tees where he grew up, through the hills and dales of Yorkshire where he made his name, across UK galleries to the shores of America and Japan.
Mackenzie Thorpe’s artwork is renowned for being accessible to all, with followers of his work spanning from Yorkshire to Chicago, Japan to Liverpool. Some more familiar collectors of his work are Actor Tom Hardy, Author JK Rowling and Queen Elizabeth II to name a few. Mackenzie has also undertaken many prestigious commissions for clients which range from The Andre Agassi Foundation, the Elton John Aids Foundation, Princess Anne and William Hague.
Mackenzie first became famous for his iconic “Square Sheep”, but over the years he has established a number of other much-loved and distinctive genres such as the “Duffle Coat Child”, “Big Heads”, “Love” and of course the “Industrial” artwork born out of his Middlesbrough roots.
If you would like more information on Arthaus, or are searching for your perfect piece of Mackenzie Thorpe artwork please get in touch and we will be happy to help.
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