The official, online art store and gallery for artist, John Hancox
We actually launched our 2013 ‘Classic Racers Calendar’ at the 2012 TT races and sold over half of the first print run!
The calendar is A4 size, wire-bound and is printed on high quality 150-gsm ‘Gloss Art’ paper.
Featuring 12 of our popular ‘Classic Racers’ designs it’s a must for classic bike and classic racing fans!
Click on the image below for more info…
…then you can view and purchase Hancox Art products from the following retailers across the island!
North:
Presence of Mann – Laxey Woollen Mills, Glen Road, Laxey, IM4 7AR
East:
MostlyManx – Nelson Street, Douglas, IM1 2AN
Lexicon Bookshop – Strand Street, Douglas, IM1 2RL
South:
Gift Boutique – Arbory Street, Castletown, IM9 1LJ
Bridge Bookshop – Shore Road, Port Erin, IM9 6HL
West:
The Mill Shop – Tynwald Mills, St Johns, IM4 3AD
For the second year in a row we’ll be supporting the Roads Closed exhibition at St Ninian’s Church during TT 2012.
There will be over 200 all new, spectacular road racing prints and canvasses to view, as well as our own motorcycle art plus art from Kirsten Harrison and Billy Art.
The parishioners of St Ninian’s will again be providing refreshments and there will be free wifi available!
Admission is £1 and all proceeds will go to the Rob Vine Fund, the Southern 100 Helicopter Fund and the Manx Grand Prix Supporters Club Helicopter Fund.
The exhibition will be open from 10am – 5pm everyday from Friday 1st June up to and including Friday 8th June.
We’re big fans of the Pre TT Classic Races which have been held around the 4.25 mile Billown Course in the south of the Isle of Man since 1988.
Our Cafe Racer, Classic Racer and Motorcycle Cartoon greetings cards will be on sale in the Southern 100 Club trade stand by the clubhouse throughout the event.
Racing takes place on Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Monday 28th May followed by the Concours d’Elegance of Racing machines and prize-giving ceremony in Casteltown Square on Tueday 29th May.
Click on the logo below for more information on the Pre TT Classic Road Races…
TT 2012 is fast approaching and that means it’s nearly time for the Mad Sunday Vintage Show in Port St Mary!
We’ll be there with the Hancox Art trade stand selling our greetings cards, prints, mugs and… a new 2013 Classic Racers calendar – you heard it here first!
Last year Guy Martin was exhibiting his immaculate Amanco stationary engine and Bruce Anstey stopped by (we gave Bruce a ‘lucky’ Hancox Art calendar and he won the following day’s Supersport race!).
We hope to see you at the show – you never know who you might bump into!
We’re pleased to unveil eight brand new Classic Racers designs!
Our Classic Racers have been very popular and we hope you like the new additions.
Click on any of the Classic Racers images below to go to the store.
Aermacchi 350 Single:
BMW 500 Rennsport:
DKW 250 Three:
Gilera 500 Four:
Honda 250 Six:
MV Agusta 500 Four:
MZ 250 Twin:
Yamaha 250 Four:
Our Classic Racers are available in all our usual formats: greetings card, print (A4 & A3), mug, mug+coaster set and t-shirt.
John’s been busy on the drawing board over the winter and we’re very pleased to announce our new range of Cafe Racers!
We’re big fans of cafe racer motorcyles and we hope you like them too!
Click on the image below to see them:
Our Cafe Racers are available in all our usual formats: greetings card, print (A4 & A3), mug, mug+coaster set and t-shirt.
You might think we’ve been a bit quiet lately but there’s been lots going on behind the scenes!
John’s been busy at the drawing board and we’ll soon be unveiling a brand new ‘Cafe Racer’ range.
Watch this space and we’ll let you know as soon as they’re available!
We’ve been making headlines again!
The latest edition of the Manx Independent (page 20) features an article about Hancox Art and our Manx Christmas cards.
Click on the image below to see the article online on Isle of Man newspapers website…
An original painting by John entitled ‘Port St Mary in the snow’ is now available exclusively from Studio 42 Art Galley.
The watercolour painting depicts a view looking across Chapel Bay towards Port St Mary harbour.
The painting (shown above – much smaller than actual size) is mounted and framed.
Click on the image below for more information on Studio 42 Art Gallery
