Past
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TEFAF Maastricht
MECC, Netherlands 15 - 20 Mar 2025 Art Fair The gallery exhibited a selection of work by twentieth-century British artists within a wider European context. Represented in our stand was work by Frank Auerbach, Vanessa Bell, Lynn Chadwick, Edmund de Waal, Duncan Grant, Barbara Hepworth, R. B. Kitaj, Leon Kossoff, Paul Nash, Ben Nicholson, Henry Moore, Bridget Riley, Chaïm... Read more -
Barbara Hepworth: Strings
6 Feb - 2 May 2025 Piano Nobile Spanning three decades of Barbara Hepworth’s career, the exhibition features stringed sculptures in a comprehensive range of materials and sizes from large-scale works in wood and brass to small-scale works in bronze. Read more -
Ben Nicholson: Defining Works
1929-1954 19 Sep - 10 Dec 2024 Piano Nobile An artist of rare ingenuity, sharp wit and copious invention, Ben Nicholson was among the leading international modernist artists of the twentieth century. In this exhibition Piano Nobile presented significant works from several distinct periods of his career. Nicholson’s reputation is partly founded on his pioneering use of relief carving... Read more -
Abstract Painting in Britain
1960–65 19 Sep - 6 Dec 2024 Piano Nobile A parallel presentation to Ben Nicholson: Defining Works 1929-1954, the exhibition featured abstract paintings made in Britain between 1960 and 1965. Whereas Nicholson’s work was often infused with constructivist precision and cubist subtlety, the next generation of artists came of age in the era of New York School painting. Painterly... Read more -
Treasure House Fair
Royal Hospital Chelsea 27 Jun - 2 Jul 2024 Art Fair Piano Nobile returned to The Treasure House Fair in June of 2024. We highlighted works from across the twentieth century, with early paintings by Augustus John and Walter Sickert, Duncan Grant and Paul Nash, examples of London School paintings by R. B. Kitaj, Leon Kossoff and Frank Auerbach, alongside sculptural... Read more -
Augustus John
& the First Crisis of Brilliance 26 Apr - 13 Jul 2024 Piano Nobile The exhibition Augustus John and the First Crisis of Brilliance delves into the early works of one of the most important British artists of the 20th century, Augustus John (1878-1961), and examines why he was heralded as the ‘saviour’ of British painting at such a young age.
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