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Portrait of a Lady in Grey and Black among exhibition of rare works by British and Scottish artists at Fine Art Society

The Fine Art Society held the first two of four exhibitions to celebrate British potter Waistel Cooper (1921 - 2003) and his body of work in January and February this year.

Last October London Art Week introduced a new series of interim online events: Art History in Focus. Another impressive line-up of insightful and lively talks will be taking place this March.16 March 鈥� The Female Artists, Actresses, and Playwrights of Strawberry Hill Theatricals

The abstracts by the late John McLean at the Fine Art Society are pure visual music, writes Duncan Macmillan

A sign of the times, two of London and Paris鈥檚 oldest firms closed their premises in the traditional art heartlands of the cities

After 142 years on New Bond Street, one of London鈥檚 oldest commercial art gallery, The Fine Art Society relocated from their iconic Mayfair space earlier this year.

The gallery, priced out of New Bond Street after 142 years, is auctioning more than 300 works

Soaring rents due to competition from fashion houses leads to reluctant decision to move from historic five-storey townhouse

In London, the Fine Art Society is set to present an exhibition of etchings and lithographs by the British-American artist Gerald Brockhurst (1890鈥�1978).

As a young woman, the artist Gluck rejected her family name, along with the dress and confines of her gender. With short hair and sharply cut suits, she cut a dash through the London art world of the 1920s and 鈥�30s. This week, the London gallery that mounted her first...

A chipped china saucer. A toy cow. A terra-cotta flowerpot. A dog-eared 鈥淧eter Rabbit鈥� book. Half a tin of white emulsion paint. A thimble.

A new London exhibition highlights how the esteemed British artist inverted the female gaze before it was known to exist.

Frieze Art Fair returns to London this month with an inspiring array of shows and special events. We take a look at a selection of must-see exhibition

The Fine Art Society is presenting a major contemporary group exhibition featuring 9 artists who incorporate the act of performance in their practice including concrete poetry, dance, choreography and theatre.

Emily Young, whose new exhibition is showing in a church cloister for the Venice Biennale and at the Fine Art Society in London, on the solar system, the sacred and the feminine approach.