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An exhibition of Royal Art has now opened at Cranleigh Arts Centre. Featuring works by HM Queen Victoria, HRH Prince Albert, HRH Prince Charles, Lord Snowdon, HRH Princess Louise, Sir Peter Blake & Chris Levine together with vintage press photographs of Princess Diana and her children.
The show promises to be a real treat—with the majority of works available for sale.

Royal Art at Cranleigh Arts Centre – 4th June until 15th June 2019
Private View | Saturday 8th June | 11:00 – 13:00
RSVP  |  [email protected] | 020 7495 1010

The 24th May 2019 will mark the 200th Birthday of HM Queen Victoria.

Victoria was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain from 1837 until her death in 1876.

Victoria’s love of art has been well documented – Her home and domestic life provided her with frequent subjects to paint and draw. Belgravia Gallery holds a a handful of original etchings by Her Majesty which display her talent, her interests and those whom she held dear to her. These can be seen here

These artworks will form part of our forthcoming ROYAL EXHIBITION at the Cranleigh Arts Centre, where they will be on display and available to purchase.

Royal Art to be shown at Cranleigh Arts Centre.

From 4th – 15th  June 2019, Belgravia Gallery will show a collection of Royal Art at the beautiful Arts Centre in Cranleigh, 20 minutes from Guildford.

On show will be signed lithographs by HRH The Prince of Wales, vintage press photographs of Princess Diana and her boys and Original 1840’s etchings by Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, along with work by their daughter, Princess Louise. Photographs by Lord Snowdon will also be shown.

Contact us for information or an invitation to the Private View.

“Dion Salvador Lloyd’s works are not pictures of places but rather the atmosphere and sense of place made physical”

New Acquisitions recently received from Dion Salvador Lloyd are now hanging in our viewing space in Surrey. Refreshing, uplifting and timeless.

See all works by Dion Salvador on our site including new works on paper