Prints & Multiples
26 March 2025 | Viewing in London
Contemporary Art
02 April 2025 | Edinburgh
Hugo Burge: Maker & Creator
Hugo Burge always wanted to leave a ‘dent in the universe’: to create an impression that changed and improved the world.
Viewing | Makers & Creators : Selected Works from The Hugo Burge Collection
15 - 18 March 2025
Edinburgh
THE THREE TREES (B., HOLL. 212; NEW HOLL. 214; H. 205), 1643
The Three Trees is Rembrandt’s largest and most elaborate landscape etching and is considered a masterpiece within his oeuvre.
It has has been subject to extensive academic research and consideration. Apart from its technical achievements, scholars have explored the meaning behind the composition. It has been suggested that the titular trees could represent the three crosses present at Christ’s crucifixion, or the Holy Trinity.
Estimate: £200,000 - £300,000 + fees
The Cartier Red Box
Discover the story behind Cartier's red box, possibly the most recognised jewellery box in the world.
Rembrandt's 'The Three Trees'
The Three Trees is Rembrandt’s largest and most elaborate landscape etching and is considered a masterpiece within his oeuvre.
Relics of Power: Early Bronze Age Battle Axes
The most significant weapons of Early Bronze Age Europe were not forged from metal but shaped from stone.
'Vine and Acanthus' by William Morris
William Morris’ fascination with textiles was lifelong. The 'Vine and Acanthus' design is likely to have been partially inspired by the 16th century French and Flemish verdure tapestries.