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LONDON ART WEEK SUMMER 2021 Revolution and Renewal

This year's London Art Week will be held in a dual format, with exhibitions taking place in participating galleries as well as on the digital platform from 2-16 July 2021. It is a major showcase of the best the art market has to offer from leading international galleries and auction houses, in London and abroad. Led by a flagship Summer event, with a second week of events and exhibitions in the Winter, LAW aims to offer the very best paintings, drawings, prints, sculpture and objects, dating from Antiquity to the Twenty-First Century.

What is new this year?
London Art Week launches a satellite Showcase in association with Cromwell Place, the recently-opened exhibition space in South Kensington. A special group exhibition will be held from 2-9 July in a dedicated room, which will feature a selection of works from a variety of LAW dealers (in addition to their own gallery-based shows). Some LAW participants will also be using spaces at Cromwell Place for their exhibitions this Summer. This means that you can now visit London Art Week galleries, exhibitions and dealers in locations spanning Richmond to Holland Park and Kensington, Bloomsbury to Soho, in addition to our central hub of St. James’s and Mayfair.

A Digital group selling exhibition, Revolution and Renewal, is launching LAW Summer 2021. As part of London Art Week’s collaboration with museums, the organisers are delighted to welcome as guest curator the eminent art historian, curator and scholar Dr. Arturo Galansino, Director General of the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi in Florence. The curated exhibition will have its own online section at LAW Digital and all participants have submitted a work on the theme for consideration.

Due to the pandemic, this is the first physical event offering London Art Week dealers a chance to show their latest discoveries. This year, Benappi Fine Art is introducing a lost Tintoretto portrait, recently discovered in a regional auction house. The Weiss Gallery runs an exhibition  on the 'Summer Queen' after the discovery of a portrait by Corneille de La Haye of the tragic Madeleine of France, who fell in love with and married James V of Scotland (1512-1542), but died shortly after she arrived in Scotland. Ben Elwes Fine Art has recently been able to attribute a previously-unknown marble bust of Victorian writer and activist Jessie White Mario (1832-1906) to the American sculptor Margaret Foley. Johnny van Haeften will be showing a rediscovered and rare early Portrait of a Gentleman holding a Watch by Aelbert Cuyp (1620-1691). Galerie Canesso presents a new addition to the oeuvre of Bartolomeo Cavarozzi (1587-1625), considered to be one of the greatest still life painters of the Caravaggesque movement - Basket of Fruit.

LAW continues with its extensive online talks programme with specialists in their field including talks on Dürer with the National Gallery, the latest exhibitions at the Musee de Luxembourg in Paris, the Frick Madison in New York and the National Museum of Bargello in Florence. Other panel discussions are on Old Master Drawings as well as one looking at the conservation of Modern Drawings and last but not least a conversation with a collector of the works by South African-based contemporary artist-potter Hylton Nel.

LAW offers visitors - whether seasoned collectors, museum curators, scholars, or those simply interested in learning more about art - an unparalleled assemblage of several millennia of art to admire, learn about, and purchase.

This year's charity partner is the Elephant Family, which is currently raising awareness for its coexistence story in Green Park, St James's Park and Berkeley Square with a herd of 100+ life-sized elephants ... visit them on your tour around London Art Week galleries.






  • 02.07.2021 - 16.07.2021
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    LONDON ART WEEK SUMMER 2021

    Revolution and Renewal

    Selling Exhibitions Online and in Galleries 2-16 July

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    Gaspar van Wittel, called Vanvitelli (1652/3-1736), A view of Santa Maria della Salute, Venice, 1714, oil on canvas, Christie’s;
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    Charles Gore 1729 - 1807 Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore, Italy 1795 Pen and grey ink and watercolour over pencil on laid paper watermarked with a fleur de lys, with a pen and black in border 159 × 314 mm. (6 ¼ × 12 ⅜ in.) Signed lower right: "Lac Magiore Isola Bella vue du Cote du Sud en entrant dans la Bage venant de Seste. 1795 C Gor.", inscribed upper centre: "Lago Maggiore" and further inscribed lower left £ 3,000
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    Gluck 1895 - 1978 Georgie c.1931 Oil on canvas in original Gluck frame 27.8 × 48.5 cm. (10 ⅞ × 19 ⅛ in.) Signed l.l.: "GLUCK"
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    Roy Lichtenstein 1923 - 1997 Painting in a Gold Frame 1983 Original lithograph in nine colours 850 × 600 mm (33 ½ × 23 ⅝ in.) Signed and dated: "83" in pencil
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