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Set in the welcoming surroundings of Fortune House, Surrey, Belgravia Gallery is a space dedicated to showcasing and selling art for every interior. Offering a wide range of artists, styles and price points, the evolving collection is crafted to suit a variety of different tastes and budgets.

Amongst its collection, you’ll find work from renowned names including Nelson Mandela and HRH The Prince of Wales, Pop Artists such as Andy Warhol and Sir Peter Blake, and works by Charlie Mackesy, Jan Coutts, Maria Filopoulou, John Illsley and Monroe Hodder, alongside a variety of other established and emerging talents.

Discover artworks to uplift, inspire and bring joy to your home or workspace from our range of original works, signed prints, and contemporary sculptures. 

Looking for something specific?  Search our diverse range of art forms online, from lithographs to paintings, sculptures to fine art photography.

This July, Belgravia Gallery is proud to support The Charlie Waller Trust by hosting a Mental Health Art Auction – Online & at the Cranleigh Art Centre, Surrey.  READ MORE…

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The team at Belgravia Gallery is available to help with all your artwork needs. We can organise delivery or shipping of artwork around the UK and worldwide, and we are also able to arrange framing. We are able to arrange video calls and tours by appointment.

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