The Gentleman Magazine Issue 15 | June 2019 | Page 76

Specialists in the Haute Epoque, Modern Masters and Rare Textiles
Join a Growing Roster of New Participants at London Art Week Summer 2019
Wide range of important exhibitions from Medieval Art to Menzel
Gallery of new participant Mullany Haute Epoque Fine Art on Bury Street. (©Marcus Peel)
London Art Week is pleased to announce that several important
new local and international participants are joining the LAW
Summer 2019 series of exhibitions and art events taking place
at galleries around St. James’s and Mayfair, from 28 June to 5
July (Preview 27 June). With 50 exhibitors, 13 of which are
attending from Europe and the US, this is the biggest London
Art Week so far with galleries and auction houses staging
exhibitions spanning 5,000 years of art.
New dealers this Summer include Mullany Haute Epoque Fine
Art, S. Franses (textiles), Karen Taylor Fine Art (British art),
Olivier Malingue (modern masters), Ambrose Naumann Fine
Art of New York (19th & 20th century art), Paolo
Antonacci Roma (18th & 19th century European art), and from
Paris, F. Baulme Fine Arts (16th to 19th century paintings and
drawings), Galerie Ary Jan (late 19th/early 20th century French
and European art), Galerie Michel Descours (renaissance to
20th century art) and Galerie Alexis Bordes with 18th and 19th
century French art.
Returning to LAW 2019 are John Mitchell Fine Paintings, and
Andrew Clayton-Payne who will be offering newly-discovered
drawings by Johan Zoffany.
Important exhibitions include the first UK show in 35 years
of drawings by the great German draughtsman and honorary
RA, Adolph Menzel, at Stephen Ongpin Fine Art; a display at
S. Franses of The Lost Tapestries of Charles I; at Sam Fogg,
Medieval art in England from the 6th to 16th centuries when
the country was a thriving hotbed for artists, while the focal
point at John Mitchell Fine Paintings is Northern European
and Scandinavian landscapes.
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NEW PARTICIPANTS
Among the new London and UK dealers is Mullany Haute
Epoque Fine Art, now in Bury Street, specialists in Haute
Epoque fine art with an emphasis on European sculpture, works
of art, furniture and complementary old master paintings from
1200 to 1700; S. Franses, leading dealers in rare tapestries, rugs
and textile art;
Olivier Malingue, recently moved to New Bond Street, with
works by important modern masters in Impressionist, Modern,
Surrealist, Post-war and Contemporary art; Ordovas on Savile
Row, exhibiting a Colombian contemporary artist influenced
by the Old Masters in Always Drawing, Jose Antonio Suarez
Londoño - Works on Paper 1997-20 and Karen Taylor Fine
Art, showing British Watercolours, Drawings and Oil Sketches,
with an illustrated catalogue.
First-time exhibitors from overseas include Ambrose
Naumann Fine Art of New York, dealing in late 19th and early
20th century European paintings and works on paper, with a
rich offering of Belgian artists of the fin-de-siècle. Ambrose
Naumann began dealing in fine art alongside his father Otto
Naumann in 2016, and has co-exhibited as Naumann Fine
Art at TEFAF. Paolo Antonacci Roma will bring a selection of
19th century paintings to London including a romantic view of
Tintern Abbey. F. Baulme Fine Arts (Paris) specialises in 16th
to 19th century works of art, mainly by French, Italian, Flemish
and Dutch artists. Also from Paris is Galerie Michel Descours,
exhibiting at Lampronti Gallery and bringing Heroines and
Muses in European Paintings, 1600-1900; Gallery Ary Jan,
specialist in French and European painting of the late 19th
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