Dealers' Diary

An unconventional creator who influenced Mondrian finally gets her moment in the limelight with a new London show.

Portland Gallery of St James’s, London, holds an exhibition of all its artists to celebrate its 40th anniversary.

The first selling exhibition of original artworks by the artist and writer Ralph Steadman (b.1936) in 30 years will open in London this autumn.

Dealers delighted by good sales across all categories at latest Petersfield fair

Arch Rare Books & Antique Prints offers a command notebook chronicling Admiral Nelson’s command of the HMS Bellerophon in 1799.

Liberty Oriental Carpets has relocated to Petworth after decades in the famed Liberty department store in central London.

E&H Manners has made two sales to London museums.

Visions of the Orient is a selling show staged by Darnley Fine Art but also includes rarely seen loaned works from Rochdale’s museum that have been in storage for many years.

London gallery holds the first joint exhibition of works by ‘titans of the ceramic scene’ for 30 years

A look at the bumper season of fairs as dealers rouse themselves from holiday slumbers – including events in London, Yorkshire, Buxton, Paris and Florence

Events returning after the usual summer shutdown give a chance for the personal touch.

Demand for the distinctive portraits is rising among new and younger collectors, says specialist

Among the major dealers in portrait miniatures are Elle Shushan and Philip Mould & Company.

For all their diminutive scale, the term ‘portrait miniature’ originally had nothing to do with size.

Runjeet Singh is an Indian and Islamic art dealer. A collector first, he began dealing in antiques in 2014 and then opened a British Asian Contemporary art gallery this April in Royal Leamington Spa. The gallery operates alongside his antiques-focused dealership. Here he tells ATG all about his business

Joint ABA and PBFA books fair in Bath praised as ideal for meeting customers and fellow traders

If you would like to take a look at a copulating couple in the bushes then The Petersfield Antiques Fair is a good place to start.

Clare Jameson founded her firm Potterton Books more than 45 years ago.

Petworth’s Ottocento has opened its summer exhibition featuring artworks from across the 19th and 20th century spectrum all priced at under £1000.