Philip Mould & Co.

16/10/2026

This remarkable self-portrait by George Richmond is the work Philip admires most in our Frieze Masters presentation. In the third film of our series, he reflects on the qualities that make this painting so exceptional.

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16/10/2026

A highlight of our Frieze Masters presentation is Gorse and Grass, painted by Alfred Munnings in 1912.

It belongs to a particularly experimental period in Munnings’s early career, when he turned his attention to the effects of sunlight on the English landscape. Although celebrated principally for his paintings of horses, Munnings was equally committed to landscape painting, and his studies of flowering gorse are among his most vigorous explorations of colour and painterly texture.

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Alfred Munnings (1878-1959)
Gorse and Grass, 1912
Oil on canvas
20 x 24 in. (50.8 x 61 cm)

15/10/2026

Another highlight in our Frieze Masters stand is this remarkable landscape painted in c.1935 by John Nash.

This picture marks an important moment of experimentation in Nash’s career, revealing a distinctly modern approach to the English landscape.

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15/10/2026

15/10/2026

NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Frieze Masters
Stand E7

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14/10/2026

A highlight of our Frieze Masters presentation is this superb portrait by Sir Henry Raeburn.

It is one of the best-preserved examples of Raeburn’s work to appear on the market in recent years and, until only recently, was unknown to scholars. Its reemergence is a refreshing reminder of the artist’s idiosyncratic style of painting, the virtuosity of which can be properly admired given its near-pristine state.

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Sir Henry Raeburn (1756-1823)
Portrait of a Naval Officer, possibly Admiral Sir
Houston Stewart (1791-1875), when Lieutenant
c. 1810-15
Oil on canvas
34 7/8 x 26 3/8 in. (88.6 x 67 cm

14/10/2026

Over the next few videos, Philip will be sharing his thoughts on four of his favourite pictures from our Frieze Masters presentation.

First in the series is Cedric Morris’s Paysage du Jardin No. 2, one of the highlights of our stand and one of the most important works by Morris we have handled in recent years.

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13/10/2026

OPENING TOMORROW
Frieze Masters
Stand E7

The full list of works in our Frieze Masters presentation will be available on our website from 11am tomorrow.

06/10/2026

It’s a privilege to see this remarkable picture by John Michael Wright (left) now hanging at following its recent acquisition from Philip Mould & Company.

Wright was one of the leading portraitists of Restoration England, alongside Sir Peter Lely. His success was particularly remarkable at a time when British patrons still tended to favour foreign artists, from Holbein and Van Dyck to Lely and Kneller. At the height of his career, Wright styled himself Pictor Regius, or ‘The King’s Painter’, and his portrait of Charles II, now in the Royal Collection, is one of the most magnificent royal portraits in British art.

We look forward to visiting soon.

05/10/2026

FRIEZE MASTERS
14—18 October 2026
Regent’s Park
Find us at Stand E7

(George Richmond (1809-1896), Self Portrait, 1863;
Anglo-Netherlandish School, Isabella of Austria (1501-1526), Queen of Denmark, Norway and Sweden, c. 1515-1526;
Sir William Nicholson (1872-1949), White Cliffs, 1910)