Henry Miller Fine Art

An exhibition focusing on the male form

4-16 December 2017

The Framers Gallery

36 Windmill Street

London W1T 2JT

Henry Miller Fine Art will bring its collection of works

focusing on the male form to the Framers Gallery in

Fitzrovia, from 4 to 16 December 2017.

Spanning several centuries and styles, the collection

includes paintings, drawings, prints and photographs

from the 17^th Century to the present day.

The exhibition features works by established artists such as

Keith Vaughan, Richard Hamilton, Duncan Grant, Michael

Leonard, Oliver Messel and Noel Coward, alongside 19^th and

20^th Century photographers Wilhelm von Gloeden, Guglielmo

Pluschow, Arthur Tress, and Emil Cadoo and academic studies

from the 18^th Century onwards.

To coincide with the exhibition, on Wednesday 13 December,

art historian and author Patrick Bade, will be giving a lecture

‘Queer Art from Wilde to Wolfenden’ exploring gay British artists

and homoeroticism in art over the 150 years before the partial

decriminalisation of homosexuality in 1967.

Henry Miller Fine Art is a gallery specialising on the male form

and based in East London. The collection is contained and

displayed all year-round within Henry Miller’s own recently

restored period home, which lends itself naturally to being a

gallery space. Henry Miller Fine Art regularly hosts exhibitions

of the collection at selected galleries in central London, as well

as at its home gallery space.

www.henrymillerfineart.co.uk

For all press queries, contact Olivier Joly:

E: olivier@olivierjoly.co.uk

T: 07747 085 089

Images, from top:

Edgar E. Holloway (1914-2008), Self Portrait

Osmar Schindler (1867-1927), Zweigespräch

Sir Noel Coward (1899-1973), The Duet

Left:

Top: Baron Wilhelm von Gloeden (1856–1931), Untitled (Portrait with Flowers), c. 1890-1900.

Bottom: Italian School, Academic Study (18^th Century)

Right:

Top: Michael Leonard (b.1933), Struggle, 1995

Bottom: Studio V. Henry, Photograph of Marcel Rouet, c.1930