Le Dame Art Gallery

10/10/2023

27/03/2023

One week left! Le Dame Art Gallery online auction event, featuring a diverse selection of ceramics, photography, and paintings, among others. Starting prices of up to 90% off the estimate, with 10% of all sales going to the WE RESTART charity. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to elevate your art collection and support a worthy cause. https://app.galabid.com/ledameauction

18/03/2023

Dear Friends,

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to our Spring Online Auction, featuring a diverse collection of contemporary art pieces including ceramics, photography, and paintings. You'll have the chance to browse items based on their size or price range to find the perfect addition to your art collection.

Starting prices of up to 90% off the estimate provide an excellent opportunity to acquire high-quality pieces at a fraction of their original cost. Plus, 10% of all sales generated from the auction will be donated to the WE RESTART charity, a cause close to our hearts.

We would be delighted to have you join us for this exceptional opportunity to acquire unique and striking contemporary art. We also want to assure you that all lots are located in Central London and can be shipped worldwide upon request. We are happy to provide a quotation for shipping at your convenience.

For those who wish to view the lots in person, we are available for appointments Monday through Friday via email at [email protected]. Additionally, we have a collection of drawings and limited edition prints available for purchase. All items come with a Certificate of Authentication issued by the gallery. The auction will close on Sunday, the 2nd of April 2023.

Here is the direct link: https://app.galabid.com/ledameauction

08/09/2022

You will be deeply missed Her Majesty

R. I. P.

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Opera murale realizzata in Great Eastern Road a Londra nel Regno Unito.
Anno 2014
La Regina Elisabetta II che in attesa del referendum sull’uscita o meno della Scozia dal regno Unito, non proferisce parola e pratica yoga, levitando sui fumi di una tazza di tea che rappresenta la tradizione british. Dietro di lei il famosissimo monito dell’Underground londinese “MIND THE GAP” che in questo caso è esplicitamente rivolto agli scozzesi. La Regina sta bevendo la Scozia nel tea.
L’opera è stata applicata su un muro della città di Londra nella zona East. L’immagine è stata visibile per quattro anni fino ad un deterioramento dovuto al tempo e al clima. Molti Tabloid britannici hanno preso questa immagine come simbolo per varie argomentazioni.

Mural work made in the Great Eastern Road in London in the United Kingdom.
Year 2014
Queen Elizabeth II who, while awaiting the referendum on whether or not Scotland will leave the United Kingdom, does not utter a word and practices yoga, levitating on the fumes of a cup of tea that represents the British tradition. Behind her the famous warning from the London Underground "MIND THE GAP" which in this case is explicitly addressed to the Scots. The Queen is drinking Scotland in tea.
The work was applied to a wall in the city of London in the East area. The image was visible for four years until it deteriorated due to weather and climate. Many British Tabloids have taken this image as a symbol for various arguments.

26/05/2022

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06/05/2022

A portrait of Italian artist Paolo Campagnolo atvhis studio on the Giudecca island in Venice.

30/03/2022

Glad to announce Gabriela Herma's participation in the 2nd Edition of SECRET ART

For all women artists who wish to join, here are the main details:

WE RESTART launches the second edition of SECRET ART to support Ukrainian artists.

Call for women artists from all over the world: join our second edition of the Secret Art Campaign to help us raise funds to support Ukrainian refugees in the UK.

Less than after 24hs new scheme launches, over 100,000 Britons sign up to host Ukrainian refugees for a minimum of six months in the UK, including those with no family in Britain.

This number is only expected to rise in the coming weeks as more Western officials predict four million Ukrainians will flock into Europe, sparking the largest refugee crisis since World War 2.

Among refugees, many are artists and through our campaign we are asking women artists all over the world to help us raise funds to pay for the refugees' studio rental, materials and whatever they will need to continue their work as artists.

WHY SECRET? Because we want art to be democratic, and because we believe that the only way forward for the world is through Democracy.

To demonstrate that art can be truly accessible to everyone, each artwork can be secured upon a donation from £50. Donors can choose the artwork but the name of the artist is revealed only after the acquisition.

How it works:
Women artists are invited to create and donate an artwork of the size of an A5.

All artworks will be exhibited in June online and in a primary location in London.

Proceeds will be used to support Ukrainian artists.

The more we raise, the better.

Simple as that!

JOIN NOW! Link in Bio or [email protected]

23/03/2022

The Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea, Cllr Gerard Hargreaves admiring the work of Gabriela Herma at the Baglioni Hotel London during the preview of the show "Drops of Light".

27/02/2022

ROTHKO 1954

20/02/2022

Degas's work was controversial, but was generally admired for its draftsmanship. His La Petite Danseuse de Quatorze Ans, or Little Dancer of Fourteen Years, which he displayed at the sixth Impressionist exhibition in 1881, was probably his most controversial piece; some critics decried what they thought its "appalling ugliness" while others saw in it a "blossoming".
In part Degas' originality consisted in disregarding the smooth, full surfaces and contours of classical sculpture ... [and] in garnishing his little statue with real hair and clothing made to scale like the accoutrements for a doll. These relatively "real" additions heightened the illusion, but they also posed searching questions, such as what can be referred to as "real" when art is concerned.