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and Antony Gormley; the gallery also represents a number of artists for their unique works including Vicken Parsons, Emma Stibbon, Barbara Walker and Marie Harnett. The gallery's programme is dedicated to publishing, cataloguing, exhibiting and dealing in original prints, paintings and works on paper by its roster of over 30 international artists and Estates, and is the worldwide representative for the prints from The

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Foundation, the

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Estate, the

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Estate, The Richard Hamilton Estate, the

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Estate. In 2020 the gallery held its first solo exhibition of the prints of

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in collaboration with the artist and announced representation of the prints of Dame

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. The gallery participates in major international art fairs and has a programme of exhibitions hosted in its bespoke space in Pall Mall, London. The gallery works closely with international museums on acquisitions and loans, and examples of its editions are held in major public collections around the world including Tate, London; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; and Museum of Modern Art, New York.

History

The gallery moved to Pall Mall from

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in 2016. In September 2019, the gallery changed its name from the Alan Cristea Gallery to the Cristea Roberts Gallery. The first exhibition in the new gallery space on Pall Mall was entitled ''

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: After All''. Previous exhibitions at the gallery include Edmund de Waal, Richard Serra, Antony Gormley,

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