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Clarendon Fine Art is dedicated to the presentation of the finest national and international artists, introducing exceptional contemporary art to established and emerging collectors. The galleries have commissioned and acquired a superior range of original paintings to cross a wide spectrum of styles and genres and is proud to include many of the most highly-regarded artists from the international

arena, including Danielle O’Connor Akiyama, Sherree Valentine Daines, Christian Hook, Fabian Perez and Jeffrey Pratt

To find your nearest gallery, please click the following link: https://www.clarendonfineart.com/galleries/

21/08/2026

One of London’s must see art exhibitions this summer 🌿

Our Twentieth Century team visited Henry Moore: Monumental Nature at Kew Gardens, the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of Moore’s work ever presented.

Across Kew’s extraordinary landscape, 30 monumental sculptures span almost 70 years of the career of one of the most influential British artists of the twentieth century.

But to truly understand Henry Moore is to look beyond their scale.

From the curves and contours of the human body to bones, shells, stones and the landscape itself, Moore found inspiration in the relationship between humanity and the natural world.

His sketches, drawings and maquettes offer another fascinating perspective, revealing how these observations and ideas evolved into monumental form.

Here, surrounded by Kew’s trees, gardens and changing light, you can experience his sculpture in the setting Moore believed it belonged.

Watch as our Twentieth Century specialists explore the ideas, influences and creative process behind his remarkable work.

Henry Moore: Monumental Nature is at Kew Gardens until 20 September 2026.

Save this for your summer culture list.

Doug Hyde’s new collection, Snapshots of Summer, captures more than a moment. It captures how that moment felt.Drawing o...
20/08/2026

Doug Hyde’s new collection, Snapshots of Summer, captures more than a moment. It captures how that moment felt.

Drawing on memories of childhood summers, family, friendship, days by the sea and the people who are always in your corner, Doug’s latest works mark a shift towards something increasingly atmospheric and emotive.

Familiar characters become part of wider scenes, inviting you to find your own memories within them, whether that is a carefree summer, a favourite place or simply time spent with someone who matters.

Go behind the scenes of Snapshots of Summer and hear from Doug about the inspiration, memories and feelings that have shaped this new chapter in his work.

Explore the collection online or contact your nearest Clarendon Fine Art gallery to discover more.

Introducing ‘Be Someone’, the first limited edition print by contemporary British artist Charmaine Chanakira to be relea...
20/08/2026

Introducing ‘Be Someone’, the first limited edition print by contemporary British artist Charmaine Chanakira to be released with Clarendon Fine Art, and part of her latest collection.

Blending African cultural influences with street art and pop culture, Charmaine’s distinctive work uses bold graphic symbolism, expressive mark making and layered storytelling to explore identity, aspiration and the choices that shape who we become.

Look closely and there is always more to discover, from recurring cultural motifs to playful 90s references, with every symbol carrying its own meaning.

Released as a limited edition of just 150, ‘Be Someone’ celebrates individuality, self expression and the courage to evolve.

Meet Charmaine Chanakira and discover her new contemporary art collection in person this weekend:
📍 Clarendon Fine Art Bristol | Saturday 22 August | 1 to 3pm
📍 Clarendon Fine Art Hale | Sunday 23 August | 1 to 3pm

Discover Charmaine’s new collection online, or contact your nearest Clarendon Fine Art gallery for more information.

The photograph is only half the story. 📸This World Photography Day, we’re celebrating the arrival of new works by David ...
19/08/2026

The photograph is only half the story. 📸

This World Photography Day, we’re celebrating the arrival of new works by David Drebin, the renowned contemporary photographer known for his cinematic, dreamlike imagery.

Pictured here is Superstar, an immersive underwater composition that captures a figure suspended beneath the surface, transforming a fleeting moment into something almost otherworldly.

But it’s when the light catches the work that another dimension is revealed. Finished with diamond dust, the surface shimmers and shifts as you move around it, something a still photograph simply can’t capture.

Swipe to see what happens when it catches the light. ✨

Discover all new David Drebin works online now, or contact your nearest Clarendon Fine Art gallery for more information.

Doug Hyde at Clarendon Fine Art Beverley ✨Last weekend, our Beverley gallery welcomed Doug Hyde and collectors for a won...
18/08/2026

Doug Hyde at Clarendon Fine Art Beverley ✨

Last weekend, our Beverley gallery welcomed Doug Hyde and collectors for a wonderful afternoon celebrating his latest collection, Snapshots of Summer.

From discovering the new artworks in person to meeting Doug and sharing the stories behind the pieces, the gallery was filled with some brilliant moments.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made the event such a memorable one.

Doug Hyde’s Snapshots of Summer UK tour continues, with more opportunities to meet the artist and explore his latest original works and limited editions in person.

Visit our website to discover the collection and upcoming event dates.

What a wonderful weekend with Judith Bridgland. It was a pleasure to welcome Judith and so many of you to our Beaconsfie...
16/08/2026

What a wonderful weekend with Judith Bridgland.

It was a pleasure to welcome Judith and so many of you to our Beaconsfield and Wi******er galleries this weekend to celebrate her latest collection of original works.

Here are a few moments from a fantastic afternoon in Beaconsfield, meeting collectors, sharing stories and enjoying the new collection together.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us and made both events so special.

Explore Judith Bridgland’s latest collection on our website or contact your nearest gallery to discover more.

Doesn’t this look like somewhere you’d rather be right now? 💦As temperatures rise AGAIN in parts of the UK, the cool, im...
15/08/2026

Doesn’t this look like somewhere you’d rather be right now? 💦

As temperatures rise AGAIN in parts of the UK, the cool, immersive blues of Antonio Sannino’s Mediterranean waters feel particularly inviting.

Born in Naples, Sannino is fascinated by light, landscape and the mesmerising surface of water, creating paintings that sit beautifully between abstraction and figuration.

Painting in oils onto aluminium adds another dimension, with the reflective surface bringing luminosity, depth and movement to the water as the light changes.

Spotted in our Wimbledon gallery, it is a work that truly rewards seeing in person.

And if the summer holidays have you searching for something different to do, our galleries offer a cool escape from the heat and plenty to discover for all ages.

Explore Antonio Sannino’s work on our website or contact your nearest Clarendon Fine Art gallery to find out more.

Last week, we were proud to support the Private View of ‘We Are All Soldiers’, a new exhibition by contemporary British ...
14/08/2026

Last week, we were proud to support the Private View of ‘We Are All Soldiers’, a new exhibition by contemporary British artist Dom Pattinson at the Fusilier Museum London.

Exploring themes of resilience, rehabilitation and hope, the exhibition brings together a deeply personal body of work inspired by the battles we all face, whether physical, mental or emotional. Each artwork is accompanied by Dom’s own written reflections, offering a further insight into the experiences and memories behind the work.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for such a memorable opening evening, and congratulations to Dom and all involved in bringing this meaningful exhibition to life.

‘We Are All Soldiers’ is now open at the Fusilier Museum London, within the Tower of London, until 31 August 2026.

Scotland, but perhaps not as you’ve seen it before. 🏔️We’re putting the final touches to Judith Bridgland’s exhibition i...
13/08/2026

Scotland, but perhaps not as you’ve seen it before. 🏔️

We’re putting the final touches to Judith Bridgland’s exhibition in our Beaconsfield gallery, ready to welcome the artist herself this weekend.

Inspired by the Scotland she has known and loved for decades, Judith captures the feeling of being there, from the changing light and atmosphere to the freedom and tranquillity of its landscapes.

Richly textured paint, vibrant expressive colour and dynamic mark making bring each scene to life, giving familiar Scottish landscapes a fresh, contemporary perspective.

Judith describes the works as “postcards” from her adopted home, mementoes of places visited, reminders of places loved and invitations to discover somewhere new.

Meet Judith and experience her new collection in person this weekend:
📍 Beaconsfield | Saturday 15 August | 1pm to 3pm
📍 Wi******er | Sunday 16 August | 1pm to 3pm

Explore the collection and RSVP to join us via our website.

Some exhibitions stay with you long after you’ve left the gallery.Recently, our Twentieth Century team visited ‘David Ho...
11/08/2026

Some exhibitions stay with you long after you’ve left the gallery.

Recently, our Twentieth Century team visited ‘David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting at the Serpentine Gallery.’ At the heart of the exhibition is A Year in Normandie, Hockney’s extraordinary 90 metre painting inspired by the Bayeux Tapestry, capturing the changing seasons through his unmistakable use of colour and perspective.

💬 Eleanor Barton, Twentieth Century & Secondary Market Art Specialist, reflects on the exhibition:
“It is always a pleasure to experience an artwork exactly as an artist has intended, and to visit A Year in Normandie is to truly immerse oneself in Hockney’s world. A world where we can experience the changing seasons in all of nature’s glory, where our ideas of perspective are challenged, and where we can see the landscape as the late, great Hockney once saw it.”

With the Bayeux Tapestry arriving at the British Museum next month, there has never been a better time to experience Hockney’s remarkable contemporary response. With the Serpentine exhibition drawing to a close, this is one not to miss.

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