London Art Week

Despite some events falling by the wayside, those still running are experiencing decent visitor demand

London Art Week (LAW), which has announced dates for its summer edition, is welcoming dealers from cancelled summer events and plans to expand.

London Art Week (LAW) has decided it will go ahead with a winter edition this season, contrary to initial reports.

Dates for next summer’s London Art Week have been set. The festival of ‘pre-contemporary’ art runs from June 30-July 7, 2023.

Between reserving various pieces to museums, Guy Peppiatt was pleased to sell a large watercolour of Yorkshire by Peter de Wint (1748- 1849) during the latest London Art Week (LAW).

US museum curators and collectors were among the buyers at London Art Week (LAW) this month.

International gallery Colnaghi has formed a partnership with fledgling drawings dealer Will Elliott to launch Colnaghi Elliott Master Drawings.

Several dealerships have completed sales to institutions after the winter showing of London Art Week (LAW).

A round-up of dealer news and events

London Art Week (LAW) has announced that it will take place this summer from July 3-8.

A portrait by Orientalist artist Paul Leroy (1860-1942) of a man in a yellow turban is among the early sales made during London Art Week (LAW).

Florrie Evans is director of The Fine Art Society in London, which launches its exhibition Scotland (December 2-23) as part of London Art Week.

This unpublished drawing by Albrecht Dürer (1471-1528) is being offered by art dealership Agnews as part of London Art Week (LAW).

As Christmas beckons it seems only appropriate that Old Masters are among the leading works at the latest winter edition of London Art Week (LAW).

Despite a quiet capital and diminished footfall for the second summer in a row, the latest edition of London Art Week proved to be a satisfactory outing for many participating dealers.

Showcase of viceregal works produced by local artists under Spanish colonisation

Exhibitors at London Art Week have reported a good flow of visitors to galleries as well as demand for the online series of talks.