David Gill
| 2-4 King Street, London |
5 oranları
9.60/10.00 |
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+44 20 3195 6600 |
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Amy Turner (10.02.2017 17:48)
Remarkable furniture and contemporary art. My favorite London gallery, thank you for every amazing experience.
Remarkable furniture and contemporary art. My favorite London gallery, thank you for every amazing experience.
Fillipa Lorenzen (10.02.2017 17:39)
I hold the gallery in high regard, from the warm welcome on arrival, to the different ideas and exhibitions that I see. Thank you for being so wonderful.
I hold the gallery in high regard, from the warm welcome on arrival, to the different ideas and exhibitions that I see. Thank you for being so wonderful.
Henry Kimber (10.02.2017 17:30)
A unique and inspiring contemporary art and furniture gallery, every visit is exciting with different exhibitions, yet the same wonderful team.
A unique and inspiring contemporary art and furniture gallery, every visit is exciting with different exhibitions, yet the same wonderful team.
Eoghain Murphy (08.02.2017 16:04)
The special exhibitions at the David Gill Gallery are superbly and painstakingly put together. The large corner site is great for showing the spectacular limited edition furniture for which they are famed. A visionary place!
The special exhibitions at the David Gill Gallery are superbly and painstakingly put together. The large corner site is great for showing the spectacular limited edition furniture for which they are famed. A visionary place!
Mark Robson (04.10.2016 11:39)
I visited David Gill recently in passing and I have to say the experience overall was very pleasant. I hadn’t realised the front was more of a commercial art space used for display rather than a public gallery so I was actually very grateful to be welcomed in so warmly and allowed to look around. Some of the piece designs really were quite fantastic.
Like the gentleman below, I too took some photos before I was asked, very conscientiously I might add without making me feel uncomfortable, to refrain. The girl working there explained to me the difficulties in keeping the pieces authentic and with duplications. Now I’m an economist but it doesn’t take a genius to understand that value of an art piece is in its limited nature. I gladly deleted them.
However I wasn’t so bold as to start ‘feeling’ the pieces or demanding a price list without any actual intention of buying. Perhaps the pair below should visit the National Portrait Gallery, Demand a breakdown of every cost and go and start prodding the impressionists. I suspect that the outcome might have been slightly more severe…
I visited David Gill recently in passing and I have to say the experience overall was very pleasant. I hadn’t realised the front was more of a commercial art space used for display rather than a public gallery so I was actually very grateful to be welcomed in so warmly and allowed to look around. Some of the piece designs really were quite fantastic.
Like the gentleman below, I too took some photos before I was asked, very conscientiously I might add without making me feel uncomfortable, to refrain. The girl working there explained to me the difficulties in keeping the pieces authentic and with duplications. Now I’m an economist but it doesn’t take a genius to understand that value of an art piece is in its limited nature. I gladly deleted them.
However I wasn’t so bold as to start ‘feeling’ the pieces or demanding a price list without any actual intention of buying. Perhaps the pair below should visit the National Portrait Gallery, Demand a breakdown of every cost and go and start prodding the impressionists. I suspect that the outcome might have been slightly more severe…
