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Hiding in Plain Sight | Forgotten Masters

A conversation with Ellie Smith for London Art Week
February 28, 2023
Blog

Artist in Focus | March 2022

Dod Procter
March 1, 2022
Oil on canvas, Modern British Painting by female artist Dod Procter, displaying a blue vase containing red and green flowers.
Art Fairs

London Art Week 2021

From Still Lifes to Socialites
June 30, 2021
modern British painting of flowers in a blue jug by lgbtq artist cedric morris
Art Fairs

Masterpiece 2021

From Still Lifes to Socialites
June 22, 2021
Dod Procter Still Life
Blog

A House Fit for an Artist | Dod Procter

Essay by Lydia Miller
December 3, 2020
Philip Mould with Dod Procter painting
Blog

Pioneers: Dod Procter 'Still life of Flowers'

Procter's Playful Pointillism
November 11, 2020
Vanessa Bell Self-Portrait
Press

Female artists under London Art Week spotlight

Philip Mould & Company offers one of the major tributes to female artists with its exhibition Pioneers: 500 Years of Women in British Art | by Frances Allitt, Antiques Trade Gazette
October 20, 2020
Dod Procter
Blog

Pioneers: Dod Procter 'Lydia'

Philip offers an insight into a charming portrait by 20th century female artist
October 15, 2020
A Lost Gainsborough
Blog

Restoration

Reclaiming Female Autonomy. By Ellie Smith
March 6, 2020
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500 Years of British Art