Classic Art London: A New Event Celebrating Traditional Art
Marie Benoît
Saturday, 7 June 2025, 08:00
Last update: about 2 days ago
Classic Art London, taking place from 23 June to 4 July 2025, is a major new destination event for collectors, museum buyers, and art lovers interested in traditional genres. Leading galleries will present selling exhibitions of old and modern masterworks, alongside a talks and events series.
Old Masters & Rediscoveries
Highlights include:
- Titian's rediscovered Madonna and Child with St. Mary Magdalene, showcased by Trinity Fine Art for the first time in London.
- Charles Beddington Ltd's exhibition on 19th-century Venetian art, featuring works such as Carlo Grubacs' depiction of Emperor Ferdinand I's celebrations.
- Miniature portraits exhibited by The Limner Company, alongside a major collection of British watercolours at Guy Peppiatt Fine Art.
- Works by artist-traveller Constance Gordon-Cumming, known for her adventurous landscapes, will be displayed by Karen Taylor Fine Art.
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Modern Masters & Impressionism
Major exhibitions include:
- Paul Nash's visionary landscapes at Daniel Katz Gallery.
- Cubist works from outside traditional artistic centres, presented by Ben Elwes Fine Art.
- British and European Impressionists, including Degas, Renoir, and Dorothea Sharp, featured at Haynes Fine Art and David Messum Fine Art.


Talks & Events
Classic Art London offers engaging discussions, including:
- Museum Monday, featuring talks on climate change in institutions, shared ownership, and the legacy of J.M.W. Turner.
- Women Artists and the Art Market, hosted by Colnaghi.
- Country Life's entertaining panel on "The Piece I Couldn't Part With," chaired by Vanity Fair contributor Patrick Monaghan.
- Exclusive Paul Mitchell antique frame tours for curatora
- Where to Find Classic Art London
- The event coincides with auctions and major art fairs across London, making it the perfect time for art enthusiasts to explore everything from historic masterpieces to newly discovered works.
- For further details, visit www.classicartlondon.uk.