14 September - 10 November 2021
Charleston: The Bloomsbury Muse
Philip Mould & Company
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What we do
Philip Mould & Company has been specialising in British art and Old Master paintings for over 35 years. Our gallery, located on London's historic Pall Mall, is one of the largest commercial gallery spaces in St James and showcases 500 years of British art and portrait miniatures from the Tudor period through to the late 20th century.
Through his books and television work, Philip Mould is one of the best-known figures in the art world. His hit BBC1 programme Fake or Fortune?, reaches up to five million viewers in the UK and greater numbers abroad, making it the most-watched arts programme on television.
Visit our Pall Mall Gallery
Spread across three floors, our gallery is a testament to the development of fine art in Britain over the past 500 years. Through research and connoisseurship, we have brought lost old masters back to life and are committed champions of 20th Century British art.
For assisted access to the gallery, please do contact us prior to your visit.
Beneath the Surface
Rediscovering lost artworks
The gallery has a reputation for scholarship and research and over the last three decades has made a number of important art historical discoveries. Director Lawrence Hendra and consultant Emma Rutherford are contributors to scholarly articles, museum exhibitions and arts television programmes. The gallery regularly works with private collectors and public institutions from around the world, helping source and secure works for their collections.
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500 Years of British Art