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At the heart of the London art world is a family business of great distinction. For three generations Richard Green has dealt in traditional paintings of the highest quality from the 17th Century through to the 20th Century. Forming a collection can be a most interesting and rewarding experience, but art must be wisely chosen, properly authenticated and well cared for. Richard Green helps its clients make the right choice, provides the scholarly background to each painting, and advises on framing, hanging, insurance and all other aspects of collecting. The gallery takes a selection of paintings from its unrivalled stock to the principal vetted art fairs worldwide and maintains close contact with clients. Connoisseurs marvel at the collection of 18th Century Italian views, 18th Century English, Victorian and Modern British paintings, and the great Impressionists. No one offers finer quality, a larger stock or more
helpful advice.
147 New Bond Street
Our five-storey flagship gallery in a building which was once home to Lord Nelson. It specialises in 18th and 19th century British marine and sporting paintings and portraits; Impressionism and Post-Impressionism; Modern British and Scottish Colourist works.
Directors: Penny Marks and David Green.
Old Masters, 17th century Dutch and Flemish still life and genre scenes; 18th century Italian vedute painters such as Canaletto, Bellotto and Marieschi.
Directors: Jonathan Green and John Green.
39 Dover Street
Nineteenth century British and European painting, including Victorian landscapists, French Salon painters and Dutch Romantics; plus the work of 20th century British watercolourist Sir William Russell Flint.
Director: Matthew Green.
Please visit our website for our complete inventory
www.richard-green.com
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