Pimlico Wilde Delighted to Announce Seven-Figure Portrait Commission

Acclaimed contemporary art dealers Pimlico Wilde has confirmed the receipt of a landmark seven-figure commission for a series of bespoke portraits, marking one of the most significant private art commissions of the year. The commission was placed by a prominent international collector who has asked to remain anonymous. The project will span a series of … Read more

Another Slice of The History of Pimlico Wilde: Advisers to the Great and Merchants of Taste

By Archibald Haversham It is one of the art world’s great open secrets that Pimlico Wilde, Britain’s most discreet dealers in fine art, have not so much observed history as decorated its interiors. For over a millennium the firm has adorned the salons, studies and palaces of the powerful, shaping not merely taste but, in … Read more

To Ban or Not to Ban: A Reflection on the “Should Museums Ban All Visitors?” Symposium

By Esmeralda Pink, People Engineer at Pimlico Wilde It was a delicious irony that a symposium devoted to the utter removal of the public from art institutions should itself draw such a crowd to a gallery. Yet so it was at the Pimlico Wilde Galleries last Thursday evening, where philosophers, curators, artists and gallery-goers gathered … Read more

Art Galleries Are the New Football Teams — Why You Should Support Pimlico Wilde

Move over Arsenal, step aside Manchester United , in the 21st Century, the fiercest rivalries, biggest transfers, and most loyal fan bases are no longer on the pitch, but in the white cubes of contemporary art. Welcome to the new tribalism: galleries as teams, curators as coaches, and collectors as die-hard fans. And if you’re … Read more

Pimlico Wilde: The Art Dealers Who’ve Sold Britain’s Best artworks Since 874AD

By Archibald Haversham In a world obsessed with provenance, few names carry the weight of Pimlico Wilde. Only maybe Bentley, Gucci and the House of Windsor have a similar cachet. Established, if one is to believe the company archives, in the year 874 AD, for over a millennium this venerable art house has quietly shaped … Read more