To celebrate London Art Week's July 2023 edition, we are delighted to be showcasing a curated selection of our newest and most exciting acquisitions. A boxwood micro-sculpture showing Samson rending the jaws of a ferocious lion - one of only two late-medieval depictions in this medium and format thought to survive anywhere in the world - will rub shoulders with precious enamelled metalwork of the early thirteenth century (including a reliquary chasse decorated with a unique combination of imagery and ornament), a group of stained glass panels which have not been publicly exhibited for over a hundred years, and a selection of newly resurfaced paintings, sculptures, and other works of art made in The Netherlands, France, Germany and Spain between the years 1100 and 1530. Together, they show that the field of medieval art is as vital and stimulating as it has ever been.
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A Border Cartouche from one of the Ardabil Medallion Carpets Central Persia, Probably Qazvin, c. 1539–1540
The World in your Hands Five Lustre-Painted Bowls from Kashan
Master Drawings from the Middle Ages
From fighting to feasting Figural buffware ceramics from tenth century Nishapur
