John Mitchell formally established himself as an art dealer in London in 1931 and today, very nearly a hundred years later, the business founded in his name is continued by his grandsons James and William Mitchell. The firm has always been associated with traditional Old Master, British and European paintings, areas of collecting now complemented by an annual, highly-regarded exhibition of historic views of the Alps and representation of the well-known landscape painter, James Hart Dyke.
Our collection of European and British pictures ranges from a handful of oil paintings from the Golden Age of Dutch art in the seventeenth century, through important examples of French still life in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries, to works by eighteenth-century British artists, chosen for the quality of their works rather than the éclat of their names.
First published in the 1950s, Gallery Notes® is the firm's distinctive newsletter now sent out in both printed and digital formats. Whether featuring only one picture or a whole collection, each issue is carefully researched and written entirely in-house, thus reflecting the high standards of art history and integrity for which the firm has always been known.
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