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26 May 2010 - 23 July 2010
Caravaggio’s Friends & FoesCaravaggio was hailed as a genius by his supporters but regarded as an abrasive upstart with blood on his hands by his enemies. His break with artistic tradition and dramatic use of light inspired a generation of Caravaggesque artists. Whitfield Fine Art marks the 400th anniversary of his death with a major exhibition featuring paintings by his friends and followers and by those who were his foes providing both a re-assessment of their work and fresh insight into Caravaggio himself.
Whitfield Fine Art
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24 June 2010 - 10 July 2010
The Weiss Gallery 25th Anniversary Exhibition: The Connoisseur's EyeThe Weiss Gallery is holding a major exhibition to mark the 25th anniversary of the founding of the business in 1985. This celebratory exhibition is including a personal selection of some of the most significant works that Mark Weiss has sold to both UK private collectors and public institutions. To coincide with the show there will also be a commemorative catalogue with contributions by Sir Roy Strong as well as other leading art historians and academics.
The Weiss Gallery
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3 July 2010 - 9 July 2010
Master Drawings LondonMaster Drawings London celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2010. During the first week of July, around 20 drawings specialists from London and overseas mount a series co-ordinated selling exhibitions in galleries, all within walking distance of each other, in Mayfair, St. James’s and Bloomsbury. The range of drawings on display stretches from the Renaissance to the present day.
Master Drawings London
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6 May 2010 - 2 July 2010
Helaine BlumenfeldFollowing her enthusiastically received 2008 exhibition, Letting Go, the Robert Bowman Gallery is proud to present the newest body of work by acclaimed sculptor Helaine Blumenfeld. Characteristically Blumenfeld evokes emotional states using purely sculptural means while skilfully positioning her work between abstraction and figuration. Robert Bowmans ethos of exhibiting exciting contemporary sculpture using traditional media is clearly embodied in Blumenfeld's work.
Robert Bowman Gallery
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3 June 2010 - 25 June 2010
The Classical Ideal: English Silver 1760-1840The first-ever loan exhibition devoted entirely to English neo-classical silver, The Classical Ideal: English Silver 1760-1840, will raise funds for Sir John Soane’s Museum. It will bring together a wealth of items from public and private collections in Britain and overseas, including the Victoria & Albert Museum. Many of the pieces loaned by private collectors have never been publicly exhibited before.
Koopman Rare Art
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10 June 2010 - 16 June 2010
Art Antiques LondonA major new art and antiques fair for London, it will take place in a purpose-built marquee in Kensington Gardens, close to the site of the Great Exhibition of 1851. Timed to take place at the height of the summer season in London, this event will bring together approximately 60 of the world's leading art dealers and a superb range of artworks past and present.
Art Antiques London
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13 April 2010 - 5 June 2010
Highlands & Islands: Paintings & PoemsThere are few landscapes in the western world more bewitching than the mountain glens of the Scottish Highlands and the scattered islands of the Hebrides. This unique exhibition will combine paintings from The Fleming Collection with poetry selected by Mary Miers, Architectural Writer and Art and Books Editor of Country Life, for her newly published anthology Highlands and Islands of Scotland (Poetry of Place).
The Fleming Collection
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19 January 2010 - 31 March 2010
Scottish ColouristsThe Fleming Collection is to show all its Scottish Colourist paintings together in its gallery for the first time as part of a series of shows during 2010 to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its foundation as a charity. More than 30 works by Samuel John Peploe, Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, George Leslie Hunter and John Duncan Fergusson will go on public display in a major exhibition.
The Fleming Collection
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17 March 2010 - 23 March 2010
BADA Antiques & Fine Art FairThe major showcase for 103 members of the British Antique Dealers’ Association. The 18th Fair will take place in a purpose-built pavilion in the exclusive location of the Duke of York Square, off Sloane Square, London SW3 surrounded by luxury shops and restaurants. An outstanding array of art and antiques will be for sale, ranging from furniture, paintings, ceramics, glass and textiles to clocks, silver and jewellery.
BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair
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12 March 2010 - 21 March 2010
TEFAF MaastrichtThe world’s most influential art and antiques fair, will have a record number of 260 exhibitors from 17 countries when the 23rd edition opens at the MECC (Maastricht Exhibition and Congress Centre) in the southern Netherlands. It continues to expand by introducing TEFAF on Paper, a new section devoted entirely to works on paper. The latest in a series of groundbreaking reports specially prepared for TEFAF will examine how the international art market has fared during the economic recession.
TEFAF Maastricht
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23 January 2010 - 30 January 2010
Master Drawings New YorkMaster Drawings New York will return to New York City’s Upper East Side for its fourth consecutive year. 22 leading drawings dealers from the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe will exhibit an outstanding selection of works dating from 16th to the 20th centuries at galleries which are all within walking distance from one another.
Master Drawings New York
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19 November 2009 - 29 January 2010
Yves DanaA selling exhibition of sculpture by Yves Dana. Dana’s work has not been exhibited in the UK for over 20 years when he showed in the early 1990s at the New Art Centre. This current show was curated with the aim of providing an overview of his oeuvre. It will comprise 17 bronze and stone sculptures dating from 1996 through to 2009.
Robert Bowman Gallery
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12 January 2010 - 16 January 2010
The Aspect PrizeThe winner of the prestigious Aspect Prize, the premier award for Scottish artists and one of Britain’s largest independently funded art prizes, is to be announced at The Fleming Collection in London on 11 January 2010. Four of Scotland’s most talented contemporary artists have been shortlisted and the winner will take away £10,000 in addition to the £5,000 that each of them has already received. Works by the four artists – Patricia Cain, Alec Galloway, Paul Kennedy and Scot Sinclair – will be exhibited for sale from 12-16 January 2010.
The Fleming Collection
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15 September 2009 - 19 December 2009
The Face of ScotlandAn exhibition of masterpieces from The Scottish National Portrait Gallery’s permanent collection.
Portraits will include Mary Queen of Scots, Flora MacDonald by Wilson, The Stewart Princesses by Van Dyck, J M Barrie by Nicholson, Gordon Brown by Platon, Sean Connery by Liebovitz, Ewan MacGregor by Maclellan, Billy Connolly by John Swannell and J K Rowling by Murdo McLeod.
The Fleming Collection
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10 November 2009 - 3 December 2009
WarA selling exhibition of paintings, prints and sculpture of First and Second World War subjects. The First and Second World Wars were the catalyst for the best artists of their generation to produce some of their most modern, powerful and beautiful work. Includes work by CRW Nevinson, Paul Nash, Edwards Wadsworth, Charles Sargeant Jagger and William Roberts.
The Fine Art Society
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6 October 2009 - 13 November 2009
Global India: Court, Trade and Influence 1300-1900The arts of India have been more widely exported than that of any other country. Scholarly research has recently revealed even earlier dates, a wider geographical reach and more sophisticated techniques and skills than had hitherto been known. This selling exhibition and its catalogue will show examples.
Francesca Galloway
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17 September 2009 - 12 November 2009
New Work by Hanneke BeaumontRobert Bowman Modern Gallery will present a second solo show of 11 new sculptures by Dutch sculptor Hanneke Beaumont, who is renowned for her large-scale works in terracotta, cast iron and bronze. Prices will range from £7,500 - £125,000.
Robert Bowman Gallery
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16 October 2009 - 7 November 2009
Incoming Tide, Small Paintings from Seal Point, Maine by John WalkerOffer Waterman & Co will exhibit 50 tiny, intricately beautiful pictures by the influential British artist John Walker painted on bingo cards that he found abandoned in his studio in the American state of Maine. Known collectively as the Seal Point Series, after the place where they were painted, they will form Walker’s first solo show in Britain for more than two decades.
Offer Waterman & Co
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16 October 2009 - 19 October 2009
Zoo 2009Set in a multi-site venue that comprises three unused Victorian industrial warehouses, Zoo 2009 will include up to five significant partner exhibitions by invited curators and arts organisations. Alongside these, there will be designated areas for stand presentations as well as for solo works, chosen from applications. In addition the event will present a section of booths dedicated to editions.
Zoo Art Enterprises
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26 September 2009 - 6 October 2009
The Florence International Antiques FairThe Florence International Antiques Fair has reached its fiftieth year, a tangible sign of a format that has triumphed over time, with the winning combination of quality works with excellent provenance and prestigious and elegant decor.
The Florence International Antiques Fair
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7 July 2009 - 5 September 2009
Sir Muirhead Bone and his ContemporariesBone was a consummate draughtsman, fascinated by the demolition of old buildings. This exhibition drawn from a number of private and public collections will feature watercolours, drawings, prints and several examples of the few oil paintings that Bone executed. It will also include work by several artists who were helped by Bone in their early careers.
The Fleming Collection
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1 May 2009 - 31 July 2009
Breaking the Surface - Sculptures by Helaine Blumenfeld at The Arts ClubThe Arts Club on Dover Street, Mayfair, London will hold its first ever sculpture exhibition with a show of work by Helaine Blumenfeld. Visitors to the premises will find sculptures in the entrance hall, foyer and garden, in niches and on tabletops.
This selling exhibition, assembles a selection of sculptures from different periods demonstrating how Blumenfeld’s treatment of the surfaces of her sculptures has altered in response to the varying intellectual and emotional concerns of her art.
Robert Bowman Gallery
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16 June 2009 - 17 July 2009
Vita Romana: Antiquities from the Roman WorldThis important exhibition comprising 30 pieces with prices ranging from £1,000 to £500,000 will show the full range of Roman art and artefacts including not only public and private sculptures but also objects used in everyday life. It will provide a fascinating picture of life in Roman times.
Charles Ede Limited
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4 July 2009 - 10 July 2009
Master Drawings LondonVarious locations in Mayfair and St James's. Twenty-three dealers show a stunning range of drawings in their London galleries. This is the ninth year of this highly successful initiative.
Master Drawings London
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4 June 2009 - 3 July 2009
Pop Now! Recent Works by Clive BarkerThe Clive Barker exhibition shows recent works by the most important sculptor of the British Pop Art Movement. Formerly at the forefront of swinging 60s London, Barker (b 1950) is still producing his distinctive, witty bronze and chrome replicas of everyday objects.
Whitford Fine Art
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22 April 2009 - 22 May 2009
Wangkartu DreamingAn exhibition of 21 paintings by two of Australia’s pre-eminent Aboriginal artists, Helicopter Tjungarrayi and Lucy Yukenbarri. Both have works in important collections in Australia, Europe and the US but neither artist had been exhibited in the UK before.
Whitford Fine Art
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