Annely Juda Fine Art

With a long history of exhibiting in London, Annely Juda Fine Art presents a program of contemporary artists alongside historical works from the twentieth-century avant-garde.

Known for representing world-leading artists such as David Hockney, David Nash and Suzanne Treister, alongside the estates of Anthony Caro, Naum Gabo and Leon Kossoff, the gallery recently added new artists such as Nicola Turner and Sammi Lynch to the stable.

Based in a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse on London’s Hanover Square - opened in 2025 after 35 years on Dering Street - the gallery has operated since 1968 when it was located in a former warehouse space in London’s Tottenham Mews.

Annely Juda (1914 – 2006) established the Molton Gallery (1960 – 1963) and then the Hamilton Galleries (1963 – 1967) in London before opening Annely Juda Fine Art with her son, David Juda in 1968.  David Juda continues to run the gallery with co-director, Nina Fellmann.