Willoughby Gerrish specialises in international modern art.

At our London home on Jermyn Street, St James’s, we mount large-scale exhibitions across 2,000-square feet of dedicated gallery space. Our recent programme has included shows dedicated to David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, and the relationship between Anthony Caro and Henry Moore.

In 2027 our schedule will be anchored by ‘Rodin: Modern’ – framing Auguste Rodin as a radical modern artist, and presenting masterworks alongside major pieces by key 20th-century sculptors and painters. Later in the year, a major survey organised with the cooperation of the Archipenko Foundation will explore Alexander Archipenko’s artistic connections with avant-garde circles in France and Britain.

Willoughby Gerrish participates annually at leading art fairs, including Frieze Masters and TEFAF Maastricht, and will make its debut at Master Drawings New York in January 2027. The gallery collaborates closely with international collectors and institutions, recently placing works with the V&A, the Hepworth Wakefield, the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, and The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore.