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A collection of some of the most significant works that we have sold to museums, institutions and private collectors. -
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ONE OF THE GALLERY’S MAIN STRENGTHS IS ITS DEDICATION TO RESEARCH. INDEED THE MANY CATALOGUES THAT WE HAVE PRODUCED OVER THE YEARS HAVE BECOME ESSENTIAL READING FOR SCHOLARS AND COLLECTORS ALIKE. -
About the Gallery
The Weiss Gallery is the leading dealer in Tudor, Stuart and North European Old Master portraiture, we would encourage you to visit our splendid gallery, which is located at 59 Jermyn Street, in the heart of prestigious St James’s. -
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Filippo di Piero Strozzi was a member of the Florentine family of Strozzi, though his associations were mainly with France, hence...67 likes -
This charming portrait is by the accomplished late-seventeenth century portraitist Johann Kerseboom, who initially worked in Germany before coming to...149 likes -
![#throwbackthursday Previously with The Weiss Gallery, this wistful royalist, probably William Ashburnham (c.1623 - 1655), was painted by arguably the greatest English-born portraitist of the early 17th century, William Dobson (1611 - 1646). The artist clearly took advantage of access to the King’s unparalleled art collection via the monarch’s curator Abraham van der Doort, for the influence of Van Dyck, Rubens, and Titian are apparent in this portrait. William Dobson (1611 - 1646) “William Ashburnham (c.1623 - 1655) [?]” Oil on canvas: 34 x 25 in. (86 x 63.5 cm.) Painted circa 1642 - 44 #notablesales #theweissgallery #summerrecess #williamdobson #oxford #royal #court #charlesi #royalist #ashburnham #vandyck #rubens #titian #royalcollection #artcollection #throwbackthursday #civilwar #oldmaster #portrait #english #portraiture](https://artlogic-res.cloudinary.com/w_500,h_500,c_fill,f_auto,fl_lossy,q_auto/ws-weissgallery2/usr/api/instagram/images/68899373_124177808875456_1047742397508555101_n.jpg)
#throwbackthursday Previously with The Weiss Gallery, this wistful royalist, probably William Ashburnham (c.1623 - 1655), was painted by arguably the...117 likes -
Of significant historical interest, our small-scale portrait of Prince James Edward Stuart is a riduzione or ‘ricordo’ of the larger...108 likes -
Until recently this sitter was considered unknown, however by comparison to another known portrait by Johnson at Canterbury’s Royal Museum...112 likes -
The mystery of this painting, partly due to the painter and sitter being - at present - unidentified, is palpable....125 likes -
Wishing all of our clients, colleagues, friends and loyal followers a very restful summer! We are now closed for the...161 likes -
During our summer recess (9th August - 2nd September) we encourage our followers to explore our online presence through our...148 likes
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