Guide to... Galleries on Eccleston Street
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National GalleryTop Pick
National collection of Western European painting from the 13th century to 1900.Read more
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Queens Gallery
The building that originally stood on the site of the current Queen’s Gallery was designed by John Nash as one of...Read more
Ebury Galleries
Founded in 1990, at our present location in the Pimlico Road Design District, Belgravia, John Adams Fine Art has over...Read more
Queen's Gallery
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The Osborne Studio Gallery
The Osborne Studio Gallery was opened by the Princess Royal in March 1986, in Floral Street, Covent Garden. It...Read more
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Albemarle Gallery
The Albemarle Gallery profiles contemporary paintings and sculpture by established and emerging artists. Focusing on...Read more
Saatchi Gallery
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Victor Arwas Gallery
The Victor Arwas Gallery has specialised in original graphics (etchings, lithographs, woodcuts, etc,), posters,...Read more
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Fleming Collection
Exhibitions of Scottish art, both from its collections and elsewhereRead more
The O'Shea Gallery
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Simon Ray
Indian & Islamic Works of ArtRead more
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Priestly & Ferraro
Priestley & Ferraro specialises in early Chinese art, with a particular focus on the ceramics of the Song...Read more
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Pullman Gallery
Simon Khachadourian opened the first Pullman Gallery on London's St. James's next to Christies in 1998, with the...Read more
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Portland Gallery
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Jonathan Tucker - Antonia Tozer
Jonathan Tucker and Antonia Tozer are a husband and wife team. Both are former specialists with the venerable trading...Read more
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Martyn Gregory
The Martyn Gregory Gallery, at 34 Bury Street in the London district of St James's, is located half way between...Read more
Grosvenor Gallery
Grosvenor Gallery is based in London and specializes primarily in South Asian Modern & Contemporary Art. Read more
Duncan R Miller Fine Art
Duncan R. Miller Fine Arts was founded in 1976 and has since that time established itself as one of London's noted...Read more
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Paisnel Gallery
Paisnel Gallery has been in St James's in the heart of the London art market, for over twenty-five years. ...Read more
Julian Simon Fine Art
Julian Simon Fine Art, run by brothers Michael and Julian Brookstone, has been established in London for over 30...Read more
Trafalgar Galleries
Trafalgar Galleries is a St James’s art gallery dealing with Old Master paintings.We specialise in paintings deriving...Read more
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Rountree Tryon Gallery
Rountree Tryon Galleries, originally established as the Tryon Gallery in 1959, specialises in maritime, sporting,...Read more
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