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Francis Bacon, Claudio Bravo, Pablo Picasso, Manolo Valdés, Lucien Freud (the same one that made that small portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing the crown), Henri Matisse, Oskar Kokoschka and many others. Artists from a modern museum from a contemporary art centre with a lot of potential? No.
They´re the creators of the famous Marlborough Gallery with its headquarters in London, but with spaces open in other points in the globe, such as Madrid, Monte Carlo and New York. Open since 1946, without waiting for the smoke of the WW2 bombs to disappear, today it´s an international referent that´s essential when it comes to international art which also surpasses many public institutions. The quality and the amount of exhibitions that it has in its programme is of such quality that the art-loving traveller will have to drop by the Marlborough Gallery even if their wallet doesn´t allow them to make a purchase. Even so, with a bit of luck, you can find an exhibition by one of the emerging artists that, every now and then, the company promotes and that are emerging no more when the event finishes.
That´s when you have to make the most of this chance and take back to apartments in London or back home one of the latest avant-garde paintings.
