Thompson’s Gallery

Founded in 1982 in the coastal town of Aldeburgh, Suffolk, Thompson’s Gallery brings more than forty years of experience to its light filled Marylebone space. The gallery has presented art in Marylebone since 2001, building a calm, confident presence that suits this central London neighbourhood. The move from the Suffolk coast to central London opened their doors to an international clientele while retaining the warmth of a family run gallery that values personal attention. Visitors step into an intimate art gallery where Modern British and Scottish art take centre stage, with carefully curated paintings, sculpture and works on paper. Staff offer clear, thoughtful conversation rather than sales pressure, helping both new buyers and seasoned art collectors understand each piece, its story and its place within British art. The emphasis is on long term relationships, so clients can expect continuity, discretion and support as their collections grow in the heart of Marylebone, London.

Trusted Gallery For Discerning Collectors

Across its London and Aldeburgh locations, Thompson’s Gallery presents regular solo and group exhibitions that underline its specialist focus on Modern British art and contemporary painting. Decades of curating have built deep knowledge of artists linked to the Scottish Colourists and their successors, giving clients confidence that the work on show has been chosen with care. The gallery works closely with collectors, interior designers and corporate clients, providing honest advice on acquisitions, framing and placement so that each artwork sits comfortably in its new setting. Participation in art finance schemes such as Own Art supports collectors who prefer to build collections gradually, with clarity on costs and provenance at every stage. Long standing participation in respected London art events and partnerships within the local Marylebone art community reinforce its standing as a trusted voice. Over time, this record has established Thompson’s Gallery Marylebone as a quiet reference point for collectors who value thoughtful presentation, professional integrity and a distinctly central London sense of culture.