Where to See Illustration in London

Whether you’re into political satire or the magical world of Hogwarts, there are plenty of fantastic places to discover the wonders of the illustrative arts in London. Here’s our guide to the best places around.
House of Illustration
Art Gallery

The Cartoon Museum
Art Gallery

Drawing Room Gallery
Building, Art Gallery

House of MinaLima
Shop, Store, Art Gallery
Chris Beetles Gallery
Art Gallery

Fashion Illustration Gallery
Shop, Art Gallery
Way before the advent of photography, fashion magazines had to rely on precise illustrative version of their garments to entice consumers. Nowadays fashion illustration is still big business, with creative, avant-garde art remaining a fixture in publications and campaigns. The Fashion Illustration Gallery exhibits and sells works from some of the greatest in the field, from historic pieces by René Gruau to new creations by Hiroshi Tanabe. It has a permanent exhibition programme at The Bluebird in Chelsea, whereas The Mayor Gallery is only open by appointment.
The Illustration Cupboard
Art Gallery
THE LONDON ILLUSTRATION ART FAIR
Every December this fair opens its doors for a precious few days, showcasing the newest talent from the graphic, print and illustration world. As well as selling original works and limited edition prints many exhibitors sell a huge range of homewares, books and accessories, suitable for even the leanest pocket.

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