Oscar Wilde at 125: Rory Hutton reimagines The House Beautiful at Shapero Modern
Shapero Modern marks the 125th anniversary of Oscar Wilde’s death (16 October 1854 - 30 November 1900) with a special selling exhibition by designer and historian Rory Hutton. The exhibition will be unveiled on 30th November 2025 at 94 New Bond Street, London and run until the end of January.
Dublin-born Rory Hutton took inspiration from Wilde’s celebrated essay The House Beautiful, in which he set out his philosophy on art, decoration and the role of beauty in daily life. Hutton, best known for his linocut-inspired prints and luxury accessories, reinterprets these ideas through a series of bold new works and limited-edition designs.
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Rory Hutton, Giant Lily (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, My Blue China (Two Porcelain Plates in Presentation Box), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Sussex Chair (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Chrysanthemum Bouquet Fan Leaf (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, A Flower Blooms (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Sunflowers (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Sunflowers (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Lily and Peacock (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, My Blue China (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Wallpaper (Giclée), 2025 -
Rory Hutton, Chrysanthemums Fan Leaf (Giclée), 2025

