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CURRENT STOCK
View our current selection of Northern European Old Master paintings from the 15th to 18th centuries -
Notable Sales
A collection of some of the most significant works that we have sold to museums, institutions and private collectors. -
Publications
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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The heat we’re presently experiencing in London is not of this earth but we encourage thee to seek refuge in...104 likes -
On view in our Chequerboard Room this summer: “Old Masters | New Collectors”. A broad array of Old Master portraits,...168 likes -
#flashbackfriday to the book launch of Sir Roy Strong’s “The Elizabethan Image” held at the gallery two weeks ago. We...221 likes -
Today is the last day of @londonartweek_ Be sure to visit us on your tour around St. James’s best Old...109 likes -
Making its debut on our walls this @londonartweek_ Antonius Claeissens (1541/2 – 1613) 'Robert van Belle, Lord of Schonewalle (c.1539/40...159 likes -
We were so honoured to host the book launch for Sir Roy Strong’s “Elizabethan Image” last night. The event was...215 likes -
![Another recent acquisition on view this week for @londonartweek_ Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy (1588 – 1650/56) “An Unknown Gentleman, aged 24” Inscribed and dated, upper right: ‘.Ætatis . Sua[e] 24 . Ano . 1628.’ Oil on panel: 47 x 34 ⅜ in. (119.2 x 87.2 cm.) This confident portrait of a young man is a textural showcase for Pickenoy’s exceptional skill at capturing both a sitter’s likeness, and their sumptuous costume. In the seventeenth century Dutch merchants and magistrates dressed themselves in black, the costliest colour available for dying clothes. The sheen and pattern on the silk damask is effortlessly portrayed to give a sense of substance and movement. His collar and matching cuffs of Flemish bobbin lace are equally expensive status symbols, as are his embroidered buff-coloured gloves and the ‘Turkey rug’ on the table. This oriental rug is also an allusion to trade – the likelihood that this sitter was a merchant. #londonartweek #summer #2019 #pickenoy #dutchgoldenage #1620s #amsterdam #northerneuropean #oldmaster #portrait](https://artlogic-res.cloudinary.com/w_500,h_500,c_fill,f_auto,fl_lossy,q_auto/ws-weissgallery2/usr/api/instagram/images/65574866_2600474713331236_686004172355454162_n.jpg)
Another recent acquisition on view this week for @londonartweek_ Nicolaes Eliasz. Pickenoy (1588 – 1650/56) “An Unknown Gentleman, aged 24”...183 likes -
Recent acquisition: Jan Daemen Cool (c. 1589 – 1660) “An Unknown Lady” Oil on panel: 45 ⅛ x 35 ⅝...210 likes
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