Find museums in London. Listings include Meb3art, LaserTec Laser Cleaning, Friendsofkenwood, Londonin.co.uk, Judy Young Art, The International Dolls House Museum.
Meb3art.com is a web based Fine Art & Antiques Gallery. It contains interesting articles about the art antiques, blogs and some unique pieces for adoption.
Michael Hoppen Gallery holds one of the foremost collections of photography in Europe. For upcoming exhibitions and news, please explore our website. www.michaelhoppengallery.com
A recognised leading authority on Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite art
HSLC are a heritage group dedicated to bringing together individuals who share a love for preserving, restoring and using stage lighting equipment that spans 170 years. We are a no...
Janus Avivson is an exhibition organiser and art collector since 1967. He produced art shows and events in Cracow, Aarhus, Leuven, Hastings, London, Paris, New York, Cologne, Frank...
Award winning London artist, Judy Young. Working on commission in pastels, oils, watercolours and pen and ink drawings. [email protected]. 07790017779
Welcome to Dynamic and Bespoke Events (DaB-Events). I specialise in organising pop up markets, booking trade stalls, hosting fund raisers and delivering unique guided tours of Lond...
The museum is located next to Caspian Hotel in the heart of Ealing. A unique exhibition with over 300 dolls and miniature items from around the world.
Fine art brokers and consultants, based in London and serving clients internationally, with expertise ranging from Old Masters to Modern and Post War Art.
Located in the Harrods Arcade at the World's Leading Luxury Department Store in London.
Perpetiel is the angel of success and we're here to help you and your business be successful.
Creating art for all the strong and courageous women out there! Interested in a painting? Send me a message 📩
GREEN CHANT Is the work of a 75 year old artist working at Red Door studios in East Ham. Paper, metal
🫗Sip & Pour paint with me! 🎨NW London workshops 🌈Embracing anti-perfectionism 💖"Non-creatives" welcome