LIST 563
October 2025
5.30pm Tuesday 7th October
Hercules Brabazon BRABAZON (1821 – 1906)
Hercules Brabazon Brabazon (1821–1906) was educated at Harrow and Trinity College, Cambridge, then trained as a barrister. Financial independence, however, meant he could abandon the Law in favour of art. He spent much of his life travelling in Europe and North Africa, making quick, impressionistic drawings and watercolours. He painted privately for decades and it was only in his 70s – encouraged by his friend John Singer Sargent – that he began to exhibit.
Brabazon’s God, was Turner, and it was from his work he developed an obsession with capturing atmospheric conditions and fleeting effects of light and colour. This small group of fine examples of Brabazons work is representative of his range, and his interests.
MODERN | BRITISH
LIST 562 – SEPTEMBER 2025 (Part II)
25th -28th September @ British Art Fair, Saatchi Gallery
2nd – 18th October @ 30 Museum Street, WC1A 1LH
Ayrton, Bawden, Clough, Collins, Colquhoun, Craxton, Cuming, Ferguson, Hennell, Hitchens, Jones, Lamb, Lunn, MacKenzie, Mahoney, Minton, Moore, Nash, Nicholson, Orpen, Piper, Reynolds, Rowntree, Sorrell, Soukop, Spare, Spencer, Sutherland, Swanwick, Underwood, Vaughan, Wallis … and more!
GERALD MARKS
Abstract Paintings 1960-62
PRIVATE VIEW
6-8pm Thursday 18th September
Continuing until Saturday 4th October
Coming Soon …
Wednesday 15th October @ 5.30pm
PAUL DRURY
Thirty Etchings 1923-59
Tuesday 21st October @ 5.30pm
PAST MATTERS
The Society of Antiquaries
Tuesday 7th October @ 5.30pm
LIST 564 (Part I)
New Stock for November 2025
PAST MATTERS
The Society of Antiquaries, London
We are thrilled to annouce that this Autumn we will be collaborating with the Society of Antiquaries. Having successfully secured a 999 lease on their premises at Burlington House, the Society is now raising funds to help plan the development of their building so that it can adequately serve them and the public in future.
We will be selling a selection of their historical prints at the gallery and hosting an EXCLUSIVE evening at the Antiquaries to view some of their remarkable and rarely seen treasures!
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