PRIVATE VIEWING

One light.One work.

Take a closer look at line, colour and surface. Begin with one work, and explore the art of Thangka.

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Thangka art · private viewings · commissions

Framed Thangka in a private viewing room

01Collection

Selected works

Look closer, read the catalogue notes and discover the work you would like to know more about.

02Under reviewWrathful Protector ThangkaView work

Wrathful Protector Thangka

Mineral pigment on prepared cloth

TTG-THK-2026-002

Price shown after review

03Under reviewEight Miniature Sacred FiguresView work

Eight Miniature Sacred Figures

Painted textile fragments, framed

TTG-TXT-2026-001

Price shown after review

Illustrative imagery, not a making record of a listed work

02THE ART OF LOOKING

Materials and making

The character of a work lives in small details: the turn of a line, a change in colour, the texture of a surface. Looking closely gives those details time to unfold.

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03Services

From viewing to arrival

See the work clearly, understand its condition and consider the journey ahead.

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Private viewing

Request photographs of the details that interest you, or ask about a video viewing.

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Condition and imaging

Read the available condition record, including known repairs and mounting details.

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Destination delivery

Confirm packing, transport and receipt arrangements for the work and destination.

Bespoke artwork packing process

A CONSIDERED JOURNEY

Care before distance

From protecting the frame to planning the packing and receipt, arrangements should suit the individual work. Delivery options, costs and responsibilities are discussed for your destination before purchase.

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ART & INTERIORS

Placement planning

A work’s relationship with a room goes beyond the size of a wall. Viewing distance, the proportions of furniture and ambient light all deserve consideration.

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A quiet place to look

A placement study balancing artwork scale, wall tone, low furniture and controlled ambient light before installation.

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Art in the everyday

A concept view used to review sightline, frame presence and indirect daylight before a route and hanging plan are approved.

Concept interiors, not photographs of customer homes. Actual scale, wall suitability and lighting require confirmation before installation.

PRIVATE COMMISSIONS

A work, beginning with you

Begin with a subject, a space and a sense of scale. Together, we can discuss a direction, with scope, timing and cost agreed in writing before a project begins.

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COLLECTOR RESOURCES

An informed beginning

How should you assess scale, read a condition note or approach a provenance statement? Start with the practical questions that support a considered choice.

Detail of cloth edge and pigment