Commission a Portrait Artist
For over thirteen years (formerly from 79 Walton Street) we've provided a service to help people commission a portrait and other bespoke works of art. We have stayed at the top through:
- Representing the best and most consistent portrait artists
- Understanding the individual needs of our clients
- Charging the same as if you went direct to a portrait artist's studio
- Unequalled experience and market insight when dealing with portrait commissions
- Personal back up throughout the project
Portrait commissions include Male Portraits, Female Portraits, Group Portraits, and Child Portraits, along with many other subjects including Portrait Sculpture.
Portrait painters, exclusive to Fine Art Commissions, include Marcus Hodge, Mikael Melbye, Nicola Jane Philipps (Nicky), Charlie Calder-Potts, and renowned photographer Fergus Greer |
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Mikael Melbye
Mikael Melbye's fantastic portrait of Queen Margrethe II of Denmark was recently featured in the December Issue of Majesty Magazine.
Download the full article (1.82 mb, PDF) |
Current Exhibition
Marcus Hodge
We currently have a reduced exhibition of 20 paintings from Marcus Hodge's New Collection exhibition hanging in the gallery at 7 Bury Street.
View Exhibition |
Interviewed on Fake or Fortune (BBC 1 03/07/11), Detective Sergeant Vernon Rapley of the Art and Antiques Unit, stated that 40-50% of works of art in circulation could be fake.
Perhaps the safest way to invest in the art world is to commission?
You may choose the next 'big name' as well as having a record of your family, retiring Chairman or former home.
Come and view examples of the best in contemporary portraiture under the guidance of Fine Art Commissions. |
Art in the 20th century was defined by a spontaneous act by a human being. Art should be compellingly beautiful, an idea lost for a hundred years.
Richard Schmid author of Alla Prima, during a lecture given at Lavender Hill Studios, June 2011. |
...more important still, perhaps, is the utter independence that Fine Art Commissions enjoys, as much of interest as of judgement, in the advice they offer, with no Society rules to follow, or personal axes to grind. With some 40 artists of all kinds and approaches on the books, some now of international standing, the choice is there to be made.
William Packer (Art Critic with The Financial Times)
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Telephone
020 7839 2792
+44 20 7839 2792
From outside the UK
7 Bury Street, St. James's, London SW1Y 6AL
sara@fineartcommissions.com |