A modern gallery with a modern approach
Quad Fine Art is a London-based fine art dealership offering a broad selection of 20th-century artwork including Modern British, École de Paris and Eastern European Art. Connecting the various elements of our collection is the focus on abstraction. We are excited that through the variety in our collection and expertise, we can contextualise various directions of abstract art within a broader European context rather than a national one. Among the key names in 20th-century art, we often buy and exhibit artworks by less-known artists who have been previously overlooked. Our goal is to inspire both seasoned and new collectors to look beyond the primary narratives of 20th-century art and our focus always remains on the quality and significance of our pieces.
Quad Fine Art specialises in 20th-century British, École de Paris and Eastern European art. We offer paintings and works on paper by Modern, Postwar and Contemporary artists and operate through a combination of online platforms and physical exhibitions at art fairs.
A selection of works is available to view in London, please enquire about artwork locations and contact us to arrange an appointment.
Meet the team
Alexandra Smirnova
Gallery director, London
Alexandra studied Classics at King’s College London and Art History at The Courtauld Institute of Art. When Quad Fine Art was formed in 2020, Alexandra took charge of gallery operations. She planned and executed our digital strategy and in the summer of 2022 took Quad Fine Art to its first art fair in London. Alexandra curates the gallery’s exhibition projects and runs our research programme aimed at casting light on the stories of lesser-known modern masters.
Anton Smirnov
Expert, Prague
Anton trained in Art History in Moscow and later became an independent art dealer. For over 10 years, he has sold works independently and through the world’s key auction houses. Anton has a keen eye for quality and extensive knowledge of Russian and European Modern art. Anton has a passion for attribution, the search for hidden treasures and for championing the work of 20th-century’s forgotten artists by highlighting their unique talents.