Charles Bronson’s artwork: How much does it cost and can I buy it?
NOTORIOUS prisoner Charles Bronson has spent almost 50 years behind bars.
During that time, he has created dozens of drawings and paintings - and made a pretty penny doing so.
How much does Charles Bronson's artwork cost?
The artwork created by Charles Bronson varies in price.
He has reportedly been churning out dozens of paintings and drawings and selling prints of them online for £24.95 each.
Their titles include Bronson’s Dead, No More, Keep On Dreaming, and Please Don’t Leave Me Here.
He is also reportedly selling 10 prints together as part of an A4 collection for £125.
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Each print claims to be ''Limited Edition Artwork'.'
Some of his other creations have also sold - and for much higher sums.
In July 2022, Bronson raised thousands of pounds for charity after dozens of pieces of his artwork went up for auction.
The designs fetched £2,655 even though only half the 30 lots presented were snapped up.
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Other sales include a painting showing Bronson on a beach, called Fantasy Impression, sold for £1,000.
Another two, titled Broadmoor Lunatic Asylum and Self Portrait, sold for £950 each.
A third painting called Impression of Bedlam fetched £680.
Can I buy Charles Bronson's artwork?
The notorious prisoner's artwork is available to buy on what is believed to be the official site, which is titled Salvador Gallery.
The site states ''This is my official site. My son, George, has helped me set up this amazing gallery for me so I can showcase my art to the world.'
There are currently over 100 prints available to purchase, with prices ranging from £24.95 to £125.
What is Charles Bronson's artwork about?
According to what is believed to be the official site, every painting has a significant personal meaning to Bronson.
Some of the artwork features the Kray Twins and Broadmoor.
Others represent various other institutions he has been imprisoned in.
What are Charles Bronson's most famous pieces of artwork?
Some of Bronson's most notable drawings and paintings are titled Flowery Dell is a Living Hell, The birdman and Life with the penguin.
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Others include the "Dirty Dozen" collection which depicted 12 of the "most evil" people Bronson has encountered during his time behind bars.
The drawings make reference to moors murderers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley, along with serial killer Fred West and Milly Dowler’s killer Levi Bellfield.
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