Picture of the week Is a wonderful work on paper by Britain's foremost sculptor, Emily Young and depicts her son, Arthur.
Emily Young was born in London in 1951. As a young woman she travelled widely, living in the USA, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, France and Italy.
Her work is held in public and private collections all over the world with some of her permanent installations on show in St. Paul’s churchyard, Kew Gardens and Salisbury Cathedral.
Julian Hartnoll
Advice? Julian Hartnoll is happy to offer advice on the purchase and sale of paintings and is also interested in purchasing works of art, especially those by artists John Bratby, Jack Smith and Edward Middleditch.
Julian Hartnoll has been specialising in Victorian and Modern British Art since 1968. He is an expert on PreRaphaelite and Kitchen Sink art and also offers a personal selection of Contemporary Art as part of his continually changing gallery display.
The gallery also holds a large collection of French Fabric Designs from 1930-60. These can be seen by appointment and the gallery will be devoted to a selection at least twice a year.
The gallery has a varied exhibition schedule including the forthcoming show of sculptor, Peter Hand and recent shows of Rosalind Davis, Miranda Berrow and Madge Gill. If you would like to be notified of future dates please send us an email.
In the window this week we have a collection of portraits by John Bratby, Hew Locke, William Burroughs, Outsider artist, Madge Gill and Britain's greatest living sculptor, Emily Young. Prices range from £500-3,500.
Although this is probably the smallest gallery in London visitors are invited to view works of art in the informal atmosphere of 37 Duke Street, St James's at the new opening times of Mon-Fri 10-6pm or by appointment.