London Art Week is an exciting joint venture that unites Master Paintings Week and Master Drawings and Sculpture Week (formerly Master Drawings London). The new collaboration will provide a coherent platform, sharing advertising and creating a new online portal through which the individual websites can be accessed.   London Art Week will also produce a map with the locations of all the participants making it easier for collectors to navigate the week.

Master Paintings Week (MPW), now in its fourth year and already a key event in London’s art calendar, takes place from 29 June to 6 July 2012.  This collaboration between twen

Now in its third year and established as one of the key art events in London’s summer calendar, Master Paintings Week is a collaboration between twenty-three leading galleries and three auction houses that takes place from 1 to 8 July 2011. This week of exhibitions and events offers a wonderful selection of European paintings dating from the 15^th to the 20^th centuries and coincides with the Old Master sales at Bonhams, Christie’s and Sotheby’s and another dealer initiative, Master Drawings London (1 to 8 July).

Dealers taking part in Master Paintings Week, 3 to 9 July 2010 reported up to 100 visitors a day (Johnny van Haeften had 300 on Sunday alone) and s.  Perusing the wonderful works on show were not only private collectors but also many arts professionals from museums and institutions including the Ashmolean Museum (Oxford); National Trust; National Gallery; National Galleries of Scotland and Tate Britain from the UK, Carnegie Museum of Art (Pittsburgh), The Cleveland Museum of Art (Ohio), Herbert F.