Henry Hargreaves Print Sales

Famous musician's backstage rider requests 

By Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin, typography by Lorenzo Fanton

24x16in edition of 20 $1500

46x30in edition of 10 $2500

c-type glossy prints on paper

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

The leaders Wisdom packed into a little orange shell

18X24in edition of 10 $1500

30x40in edition of 3 $4000

Archival Pigment prints on paper

* More prints form this series are available upon request

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment option

MRE (Meals Read to Eat) are military combat rations provided to soldiers in the field of duty. Due to their unappetizing taste they have earnt the nickname ‘meals rejected by everyone.’

With this project we wanted to reimagine the meals and plate in a manner of a Michelin starred meal. In essence, taking the worst food, provided to the bravest people and visually elevate it as if it were being served in one of the world’s most revered restaurants.

This project is a collaboration between Chuck George, Jimmy Pham and Henry Hargreaves

16X24in edition of 10 $1500

24x36in edition of 3 $3500

Archival Pigment prints on paper

* Typography can be removed upon request

48x36in limited edition of 3, $5000

32x24in limited edition of 10, $1500

Power Hungry shows how authoritarian regimes throughout history have used food as a weapon, systematically oppressing, silencing, and killing people through starvation. 

We want people to literally and figuratively sit down and look across a table to see the glaring disparities between the “haves and have nots." The world has clearly changed tremendously in just a few short decades. Swaths of the world's people, once routinely afflicted by sweeping hunger, have more regular access to food than before. Indeed, even some poor populations now face a greater threat from obesity than from starvation. 

Yet tremendous imbalances exist in places both far away and closer to home. Many throughout the world are still forced to survive on the most meager of meals, or nothing at all, while a powerful few lavish in absurd culinary luxuries.

These are just a small sampling of the communities where such contradictions exist.

Fast Food cakes being ignited

By Henry Hargreaves and Amirah Kassem

24x16in edition of 25 $1250

46x30in edition of 20 $2000

Archival Pigment print on glossy paper

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

Iconic Rothko paintings recreated from rice and inspired from dishes at The Four Seasons restaurant in NY.

By Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin

all images size varies slightly, contact for exact sizes

24x30in edition of 5 $2000, The Pool Room $2500

44x50in edition of 3 $4000, The Pool Room $4500

archival pigment prints on paper

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

Archival Pigment Print on paper

44x38in (aprox) edition of 5 $4000

24x20in (aprox) edition of 20 $2000

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

Food of the Rainbow

Pigment prints on Awagami Kozo 110 paper

16 x 20in aprox, open edition $750 each

20 x 26in aprox, open edition $1000

Damien Hirst's Dot paintings recreated from M&M's

all images are fixed heigh dimension and variable width

20in edition of 20 $1500

30in edition of 20 $2500

archival pigment prints on paper

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

Art Galleries made from Candy and Gingerbread, by Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin, 2013.

Pigment archival prints on archival cotton rag paper. Each gallery is a limited edition and comes in 2 sizes.

Tate, Guggenheim, MAS, Karuizawa, MAXXI- 24x36in edition of 5, $3000, 16x24in edition of 10, $1750

Louvre, Soumaya- 24x24in edition of 5, $2200, 20x20in edition of 10, $1250

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

Prisoner's last meal requests before being executed

32x18in $1750 edition of 20

50x28in $3500 edition of 9

 archival pigment prints on paper

contact henry@henryhargreaves.com for payment options

18x24in limited edition of 20 prints per image, $1500

30x40in limited edition of 5 prints per image $4000

Organized by month, Food Scans is a series that showcases the beauty and bounty of seasonal fruits and vegetables throughout the year. Just as produce picked at peak flavor requires very little adornment on the plate, such was the case with these pictures. Simply placed on the scanner, we're able to see every curve, nook, and cranny in incredible detail — and mirrored images allow us to explore symmetry, natural beauty, and the way imperfections and inconsistencies often become the most breathtaking examples of nature's artistry.

a collaboration between Caitlin Levin and Henry Hargreaves