Ralph Steadman's first selling exhibition in 30 years opens in London
Ralph Steadman is set to host his first original artwork exhibition in three decades, titled Out of Line, in London from October 2 to October 11, 2026. This event will be held at 31 St George Street in Mayfair, organized by TIN MAN ART. The exhibition features 27 original works spanning over 50 years, including early cartoons for outlets like Punch and Private Eye, as well as collaborations with Hunter S. Thompson. Standout pieces include Hunter on Acetate (1995) and Vitruvian Tony. Curated by Sadie Williams, who is also Steadman's daughter, this show offers a rare opportunity to purchase art that has seen limited publication. Admission is free, with a private viewing on October 1 and a talk by Williams on October 8.
Key facts
- First selling exhibition of original artworks by Ralph Steadman in 30 years.
- Exhibition titled Out of Line runs 2nd–11th October 2026.
- Venue: 31 St George Street, Mayfair, London.
- Presented by TIN MAN ART.
- 27 original works spanning over 50 years of Steadman's career.
- Includes collaborations with Hunter S. Thompson and political satires.
- Highlights: Hunter on Acetate (1995), Hunter as the Dalai Lama (2000), Vitruvian Tony, The Adoration of the Maggie, Money Changers on the San Ysidro Boulevard (1984).
- Curated with Sadie Williams, Director of the Ralph Steadman Art Collection.
- All works available for purchase; entry free.
- Private view on 1st October; talk by Sadie Williams on 8th October.
Entities
Artists
- Ralph Steadman
- Hunter S. Thompson
Institutions
- TIN MAN ART
- Ralph Steadman Art Collection
- Punch
- New Statesman
- Manchester Evening Chronicle
- Private Eye
Locations
- London
- Mayfair
- 31 St George Street