
IFPDA member since 1993
Cristea Roberts Gallery
London, GB
Cristea Roberts Gallery is a leading international contemporary art gallery with a particular focus on original prints and works on paper. Since its inception, the gallery has commissioned a significant number of editions by a wide range of artists, whilst also representing others for their unique works. The underlying ethos of the gallery has always been artist-led. It was originally founded in 1995 as the Alan Cristea Gallery and changed its name in September 2019 to Cristea Roberts Gallery. Acknowledged as one of the leading galleries in its field of speciality, the gallery’s programme is dedicated to publishing, cataloguing, exhibiting and dealing in original prints and drawings by its roster of over 30 important international artists and Estates. It participates in all the major international art fairs and has a dynamic 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.
Specialties
Works
Christiane Baumgartner, Wish you were here, 2020 — Woodcut on Kozo paper, Paper 150.0 x 213.0 cm / Image 138.5 x 200.0 cm, Edition of 6
Jim Dine, After Supper the Sandpit Glows, 2020 — Six-colour woodcut on Hahnemühle 350 gsm paper, Paper and image 184.4 x 125.0 cm, Edition of 7
Julian Opie, Julian., 2013 — Archival inkjet laminated to glass and backed with dibond presented in a powder coated aluminium frame designed by the artist, Frame 101.1 x 75.3 cm, Edition of 35
Exhibitions & news
- Ali Kazim: Alphabets
- Yinka Ilori: Joy Through Resistance
- Julian Opie
- The Location of Lines: The Prints of Sol LeWitt 1970 – 2005
- Georg Baselitz: Geschichte
- Paula Rego: Drawing from Life
- Emma Stibbon: Melting Ice Rising Tides
- Ways of Making, Ways of Thinking
- Idris Khan: Over and Over
- The Sum of the Parts: The Complete Portfolios of Josef Albers
- Time and Tide: Prints by Richard Long and David Nash
- Found Objects: Prints and Multiples from the 60s
- Christiane Baumgartner: Sunken Treasure
- Jim Dine: Tools and Dreams
- Michael Craig-Martin: An Anthology
- Ian Davenport: Pathway
- REMASTERED
- Miriam de Búrca: Noblesse Oblige
- Paul Winstanley: Reprise
- Tracing Absence
Represented artists
- Josef and Anni Albers Foundation
- Estate of Richard Hamilton
- Estate of Patrick Heron
- Estate of Howard Hodgkin
- Estate of Tom Wesselmann
- Ali Banisadr
- Georg Baselitz
- Christiane Baumgartner
- Rana Begum
- Pablo Bronstein
- Rhys Coren
- Michael Craig-Martin
- Ian Davenport
- Jim Dine
- Antony Gormley
- Idris Khan
- Richard Long
- Julian Opie
- Cornelia Parker
- Paula Rego
- Bridget Riley
- Yinka Shonibare CBE
- Paul Winstanley
- Clare Woods
- Richard Woods