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September 16, 2020
InSight No. XXXVI
Édouard Vuillard | Marcelle Aron seated in the greenhouse at Ormesson Édouard Vuillard belonged to a generation of artists and writers who were fascinated with the domestic interior: a space that... Read more -
September 9, 2020
InSight No. XXXV
Anthony Caro | Toward Centre In 1960, Anthony Caro crossed the Atlantic. Upon his return to Britain he began producing sculpture that was immediately recognised... Read more -
September 2, 2020
InSight No. XXXIV
William Turnbull | 1-1965 The Scottish artist William Turnbull went between tachiste Paris and colour field New York, and devised a versatile succession of... Read more
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August 25, 2020
InSight No. XXXIII
Fernand Léger | La Rue Fernand Léger’s art brought together the city’s thrumming with the peculiar lives of the people who live there. An ardent... Read more -
August 18, 2020
InSight No. XXXII
John Golding | G III (Y.B.) A masterly scholar and a painter of light, John Golding was a man of divergent talents, beginning his exhibiting career... Read more -
August 12, 2020
InSight No. XXXI
Gwen John | Sleeping Nun In late summer of 1903, Gwen John moved from Britain to France. Arriving by steamer in Bordeaux, she walked up... Read more
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July 31, 2020
InSight No. XXX
Paula Rego | Island of the Lights from Pinocchio Growing up in Portugal in the 1940s, Paula Rego was awed by the technicolour riches and prancing creatures of one... Read more -
July 29, 2020
InSight No. XXIX
Josef Herman | Women on the Shore Josef Herman was a British Polish emigré, bereaved by the atrocities of the Warsaw ghetto in 1942 and inspired by... Read more -
July 21, 2020
InSight No. XXVIII
William Crozier | Black Lake In 1964, William Crozier appeared in a remarkable Arts Council exhibition of ‘Six Young Painters’. Amidst work by Peter Blake,... Read more
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July 17, 2020
InSight No. XXVIII
Cyril Mann, Daffodils in a Brass Jug Isolated from the mainstream trends of British art and warring against recurring bouts of mental illness, Cyril Mann regarded painting... Read more -
July 14, 2020
InSight No. XXVI
Euan Uglow, Night Scene Throughout his career, Euan Uglow arranged his female sitters in physically challenging, non-naturalistic poses. For him, the picture mattered more... Read more -
July 8, 2020
InSight No. XXV
Eric Gill | Boxers In the nineteenth century, almost all sculptors used clay to model their work; assistants then transferred the model into a... Read more
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July 3, 2020
InSight No. XXIV
Cecil Collins | The Waters of the Sun From his formative years, Cecil Collins sought to reveal a hidden world which lies beyond the visible. As a student... Read more -
June 30, 2020
InSight No. XXIII
Pablo Picasso | Profils et Têtes Pablo Picasso was a conjurer. Images with a life of their own proliferated from the tip of his pencil, always... Read more -
June 25, 2020
InSight No. XXII
Anish Kapoor | Mountain Anish Kapoor has a reputation for spectacle. His steel doodle – the ‘Orbit’ – loops above East London, while his... Read more
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June 23, 2020
InSight No. XXI
Leslie Marr | Lake Mckerrow, New Zealand In a few months’ time, Leslie Marr will celebrate his 98th birthday. A man of diverse talents, he travelled the... Read more -
June 16, 2020
InSight No. XX
Alexander Calder | Untitled Alexander Calder began his career making humorous art, with wry drawings and playful wire sculptures of animals and acrobats. In... Read more -
June 12, 2020
InSight No. XIX
Paul Nash | A Private World Paul Nash’s reputation as one of Britain’s great landscape artists is well-known. Less well known are his photographs, an artistic... Read more
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June 9, 2020
InSight No. XVIII
William Scott | Three still-life paintings Today, William Scott is widely known as a semi-abstract painter with Cornish connections. In the early 1950s, however, his artistic... Read more -
June 4, 2020
InSight No. XVII
Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant | The Famous Women Dinner Service For this final focus on the art of Duncan Grant and Vanessa Bell, InSight recalls the story of the Famous... Read more -
June 1, 2020
InSight No. XVI
Vanessa Bell | Flowers in a Vase, Long Crichel House In this second focus on the art of Bloomsbury, Vanessa Bell travels to Dorset – to an idyllic village rectory,... Read more
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May 27, 2020
InSight No. XV
Duncan Grant | David 'Bunny' Garnett Smoking a Pipe To celebrate the beginning of summer, InSight is dedicating three articles to works by Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. In... Read more -
May 22, 2020
InSight No. XIV
Walter Sickert | The Studio: The Painting of a Nude In a special edition of InSight, Richard Shone writes about a mesmerising nude from the beginning of Sickert's Camden Town... Read more -
May 19, 2020
InSight No. XIII
Lucian Freud | Head of a Woman Whippets – toddler-scale descendants of the greyhound – were first introduced to Lucian Freud sometime in the late 1970s. His... Read more
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May 13, 2020
InSight No. XII
Barbara Hepworth | Disc with Strings (Moon) At 4.20 a.m. this morning, the tide in St Ives harbour reached its low point. A resident of the town... Read more -
May 5, 2020
InSight No. XI
Bryan Wynter | Wolf Country In a recent contribution to The Guardian, Simon Armitage said he has been using the current period of isolation to... Read more -
April 28, 2020
InSight No. X
Leon Kossoff | Dalston Lane This third InSight in our three-part focus on Leon Kossoff addresses a work from the 1970s: painted in the artist’s... Read more
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April 24, 2020
InSight No. IX
Leon Kossoff | Young Man Seated InSight continues its focus on Leon Kossoff, one of Britain’s greatest twentieth-century figure painters. Young Man Seated was made at... Read more -
April 21, 2020
InSight No. VIII
Leon Kossoff | Study from 'Minerva Protects Pax from Mars' by Rubens At Frieze New York this May, Piano Nobile was due to present a collection of Leon Kossoff’s ‘old master’ drawings.... Read more -
April 16, 2020
InSight No. VII
Ben Nicholson | May 1955 (green chisel) Some neighbours make themselves a nuisance by playing the radio too loudly, crashing about in the kitchen, or having regular... Read more
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April 14, 2020
InSight No. VI
Eric Kennington | Portrait of Carl Hansen, 1938 Over half of the UK’s pork consumption today is imported. In recent years, a quarter of these imports have come... Read more -
April 9, 2020
InSight No. V
Craigie Aitchison | Crucifixion 8 On Easter morning this weekend, as the dawn light begins to creep beneath the cavernous vaults of Salisbury Cathedral, it... Read more -
April 6, 2020
InSight No. IV
Egdar Degas | Walter Sickert InSight No. IV Edgar Degas | Walter Sickert Danseuse vue de dos: Port de bras, c. 1875-85 | Little Rachel... Read more
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April 2, 2020
InSight No. III
Michael Andrews | Ayer's Rock Piano Nobile's 'InSight' series takes a detailed look at art, artists, critics and collectors, highlighting the stories behind a single... Read more -
March 31, 2020
InSight No. II
Winifred Nicholson | The Warwick Family, c. 1925-26 Piano Nobile's 'InSight' series takes a detailed look at art, artists, critics and collectors, highlighting the stories behind a single... Read more -
March 25, 2020
InSight Series
Piano Nobile's 'InSight' series takes a detailed look at art, artists, critics and collectors, highlighting the stories behind a single... Read more
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February 28, 2020
Signs of a Struggle: Process, Technique, and Materials in the Early Work of Mark Gertler
British Art Studies Piano Nobile has been acknowledged for path-breaking research in British Art Studies, the online journal of the Paul Mellon Centre... Read more -
February 26, 2020
British Surrealism exhibition opens at Dulwich
London An important new exhibition of modern British art has opened at Dulwich Picture Gallery, London. British Surrealism: 1783-1952 has been... Read more -
January 30, 2020
Light Relief: Could New Technology Avert the Need for Conservation?
The Art Newspaper Piano Nobile has been featured in The Art Newspaper for February 2020. In her article, Light relief: could new technology... Read more
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January 27, 2020
How serious are the dangers of market sponsorship of museum exhibitions?
The Art Newspaper Robert Travers has been featured in The Art Newspaper, he discusses the impact of Museum Exhibitions on the market value... Read more -
January 10, 2020
Changes to Art Market Regulations in the EU
As of 10 January 2020, a new law has come into effect in the UK which affects the art market.... Read more -
November 19, 2019
Craigie Aitchison and the Beaux Arts Generation in The Daily Telegraph
Colin Gleadell Piano Nobile's autumn exhibition, Craigie Aitchison and the Beaux Arts Generation, has been covered in the art market column of... Read more
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November 12, 2019
Grayson Perry and Cathie Pilkington at Piano Nobile Kings Place
London The artists Grayson Perry and Cathie Pilkington have awarded prizes for this year's Outside In National Exhibition, 'Environments'. The exhibition... Read more -
October 18, 2019
Peter Lanyon vase acquired for the National Museum of Wales
Cardiff Piano Nobile is delighted to announce the purchase of a Peter Lanyon ceramic vase for the National Museum of Wales.... Read more -
July 12, 2019
Leon Kossoff passes away aged ninety-two
London Piano Nobile is greatly saddened by the recent news of Leon Kossoff's death. He passed away on 4 July 2019... Read more
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June 20, 2019
Stand Talks at Masterpiece 2019
London Naked Monuments: Vanessa Bell, Eric Gill, William Nicholson Thursday 27 June, 12.30 p.m. Royal Hospital Chelsea, London A stand talk... Read more -
May 28, 2019
Book Launch of Leon Kossoff: A London Life
Hatchard's Piccadilly Piano Nobile is delighted to announce the book launch of Leon Kossoff: A London Life at Hatchard's Piccadilly. The event... Read more -
May 28, 2019
David Dawson wins Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize
David Dawson has won the Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait Prize 2019. He is the fifth artist to win the biennial prize,... Read more
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