A portrait by David Hockney of Ed Sheeran will be shown in the UK for the first time.

It will be part of an exhibition of portraits by the 82-year-old British artist, entitled Video Brings Its Time To You, You Bring Your Time To Paintings And Drawings, which will also include a canvas of the singer Bruno Mars.

The painting of Sheeran shows the musician seated in a green armchair, wearing glasses and a white T-shirt that shows off his heavily tattooed arms.

He appears to be looking directly at the artist, with one foot tucked up on the seat.

It is one of 18 portraits – made using a mixture of charcoal, crayon and acrylic on canvas– of Hockney’s friends and associates that will go on display at the Annely Juda Fine Art gallery in central London.

The exhibition will also include five coloured ink drawings on paper featuring people including the artist’s sister, Margaret Hockney, and Scarlett Clark, the granddaughter of Hockney’s long-time muse, Celia Birtwell.

It also includes two multiple perspective videos, entitled Woldgate Woods, Winter 2010 (nine screens) and Seven Yorkshire Landscapes, 2011 (18 screens).

Filmed in Yorkshire, where Hockney was born, the videos were created by attaching multiple cameras to a car and driving through Yorkshire’s rural landscape.

They are presented on multiple screens to comprise one work with various perspectives.

Three photographic drawings will also feature in the exhibition, showing interior scenes of Hockney’s LA studio and featuring friends and colleagues, along with studio equipment and various elements of furniture, props and mirrors.