Christopher Kingzett Fine Art

Modern British paintings and drawings; drawings of all periods

Christopher Kingzett is an independent dealer and consultant in 20th Century British Painting, drawing and sculpture, and in works on paper of all periods.
Christopher has over 35 years experience in the art market. After reading History of Art at Eton and the University of East Anglia, he worked in the Old Master department at Christies. He joined Agnew’s in 1981 where he was until the sale of the company in 2013.

The company is based in an Eighteenth Century town house in South London, a short distance from the Camberwell College of Arts and the Dulwich Picture Gallery. The firm shows at three major fairs during the year, TEFAF in Maastricht in March, Masterpiece in Chelsea in June and 20ǀ21 at the Royal College of Art in September.

Artists:
Kenneth Armitage, Frank Auerbach, Gillian Ayres, Michael Ayrton, Franta Belsky, Giuseppe Bernardino Bison, Sir Peter Blake, Gerald Leslie Brockhurst, Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, Lynn Chadwick, Alan Davie, Frank Dobson, Dennis William Dring, Richard Eurich, Paul Feiler, Dame Elisabeth Frink, Kate Giles, Harold Gilman, Duncan Grant, Maggi Hambling, Paul-César Helleu, Patrick Heron, Ivon Hitchens, David Hockney, Eliot Hodgkin, Sir Howard Hodgkin, James Dickson Innes, Augustus John, Gwen John, Allen Jones, Bryan Kneale, Dame Laura Knight, Henry Lamb, Peter Lanyon, Sir John Lavery, Edward Lear, Derwent Lees, Bernard Meninsky, Edward Middleditch, John Minton, Henry Moore, Alberto Morocco, Paul Nash, Christopher Richard Wynne Nevinson, Ben Nicholson, Sir William Nicholson, Winifred Nicholson, Sir Sidney Nolan, Charles Oakley, Bryan Organ, Victor Pasmore, Emily Patrick, John Piper, Patrick Procktor, Barbara Rae, William Ratcliffe, David Remfry, Alan Reynolds, Ceri Richards, Ray Richardson, Ruskin Spear, Carolyn Sergeant, Walter Richard Sickert, Matthew Smith, Gilbert Spencer, Sir Stanley Spencer, Graham Sutherland, David Tindle, Lawrence Leifchild Toynbee, Julian Trevelyan, John Tunnard, William Turnbull, Euan Uglow, Jan Josefsz. Van Goyen, Keith Vaughan, Alfred Wallis, Christopher Wood.