The Sladmore Gallery has its origins in a private collection of nineteenth century bronze animal sculpture, assembled by Jane Horswell in the 1960’s at Sladmore Farm in Buckinghamshire.
In 1968 the gallery moved to the three floor mews premises off Berkeley Square, where Sladmore Contemporary is still located today, in the heart of London’s Gallery district. The Sladmore Gallery with its collection of 19th and 20th century sculpture is now located nearby at our recently refurbished new Jermyn Street Gallery
Since 1980, under the direction of Edward Horswell, the Sladmore Gallery has continued to concentrate on fine nineteenth and early twentieth century sculpture. An active publishing programme of exhibition catalogues and monographs is also an important part of the gallery’s activities.
The contemporary department since 1994 under the direction of Gerry Farrell has in recent years expanded and includes a select stable of sculptors and painters represented exclusively by the gallery at Bruton Place.
Recently, the addition of a private sculpture garden beside the British Museum has allowed us to show a wide range of outdoor sculpture on a monumental scale.
2009 sees the inaugural Sculpture at Woburn exhibition, a major exhibition of Monumental sculpture in the grounds of Woburn Abbey. The exhibition opens on Sunday 17th May.
We specialise in the following artists;
19th century: Antoine-Louis Barye, Isidore Bonheur, Rosa Bonheur, Paul Comolera, Alfred Dubucand, Emmanuel Fremiet, Henri-Alfred-Marie Jacquemart, Prosper Lecourtier, Pierre-Jules Mene, Ernest Meissonier, Constantin Meunier, Ferdinand Pautrot and John Willis Good.
20th Century: Libero Andreotti, Joseph Bernard, Emile Antoine Bourdelle, Rembrandt Bugatti, Albéric Collin, Edgar Degas, Josue Dupon, Herbert Haseltine, Paul Jouve, Edouard Marcel Sandoz, Aristide Maillol, Francois Pompon, Auguste Rodin, Theophile-Alexandre Steinlen, Prince Paul Troubetzkoy, Felix Vallotton, Robert Wlerick
Contemporary: Mark Coreth, Geoffrey Dashwood, Sophie Dickens, Nic Fiddian-Green, Nick Bibby, Edouard Martinet, Rose Corcoran, Nick Jeffery, Piotr Wojcik.