Sally Matthews, 2026

Archival pigment print on Hahnemühle William Turner 310gsm, with hand-deckled edges
Hand-signed and numbered by the artist
Edition of 30
58 × 43.5 cm

Siris Hill is a British contemporary artist and the founder of Ordinary, a portrait series built around people frequently seen through their diagnoses or their marginalisation. A chance encounter with Rembrandt’s work, at the lowest point of his life, was the moment he decided to become a painter. His work has been presented at the National Gallery, London, and shown at Fairhurst Gallery, Norwich, and Moniker Art Fair, New York.

Prints are released in a single edition of 30, numbered in the order they are sold. Three per customer, so that an edition is not bought out by one buyer. Orders exceeding this may be refunded and cancelled. Nothing is charged until an order is confirmed with you directly.

Shipped worldwide from the United Kingdom, wrapped in acid-free tissue and flat-packed in tri-wall board, tracked and insured. Dispatched within two to three weeks of an order being confirmed. Collection from the studio can be arranged. Orders outside the UK may attract import duty or local tax, which is the buyer’s responsibility.

Fourteen days from delivery to request a return. The print must be unused and in its original packaging. Return postage is at the buyer’s cost unless the work arrived damaged or incorrect, in which case we cover it. Refunds are issued within fourteen days of the print reaching us.

Handle by the edges or with cotton gloves. Frame behind glass or acrylic with a mount, so the surface is not in contact with the glazing, and hang out of direct sunlight. The paper and pigments are rated for well over a century under normal display conditions; direct sun will shorten that considerably.