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Masterpiece 2019 Newsletter
20th June 2019
Osborne Samuel will once again be showing at Masterpiece in Chelsea. Highlights this year include selected works from our current Keith Vaughan exhibition at the gallery……
Dulwich Exhibition Newsletter
10th June 2019
Cutting Edge at Dulwich Picture Gallery curated by Gordon Samuel……
Keith Vaughan Exhibition Newsletter
5th June 2019
This is the fourth major exhibition of paintings and works on paper by Keith Vaughan that we have presented at the gallery……
Keith Vaughan: Myth, Mortality and the Male Figure
5th June 2019
This is the fourth major exhibition of Keith Vaughan at Osborne Samuel, one of the most outstanding painters of his generation and one with whose work we have a particular association.
John Craxton in Greece: Exhibition Catalogue
10th May 2019
This exhibition has had a very lengthy gestation period and at long last we are delighted to be collaborating on this exhibition with John Craxton’s two trustees, Richard Riley, his partner since the early 1970s, and John Craxton’s friend and biographer Ian Collins.
Modern British Art 2019 Newsletter
8th May 2019
Our annual Modern British exhibitions give us a welcome opportunity to show our new acquisitions……
Modern British Art 2019
8th May 2019
Our annual Modern British exhibitions give us a welcome opportunity to show our new acquisitions and to announce our programme for the rest of the year.
Lynn Chadwick: 2019
30th March 2019
View our 2019 Lynn Chadwick exhibition catalogue featuring 90 illustrated pages and essay by Judith LeGrove
John Blackburn: The Fire Paintings
12th September 2018
We are delighted to show John Blackburn for his sixth exhibition at Osborne Samuel. It seems a long time ago that I first saw John’s work on a cold and snowy January in 2005.
Modern British Art 2018
13th July 2018
The last twelve months have been eventful for the gallery, with the move to Dering St. We have now been here nearly a year and on the whole we are very pleased with the new space, different to Bruton St but cleverly designed, very flexible and big enough for us to carry on our exhibition programme as before.