The Grosvenor Gallery Exhibitions

Focusing on the Grosvenor Gallery, this book chronicles its role as a revolutionary exhibition space during the Victorian era, showcasing influential artists like Burne-Jones, Watts, and Whistler. It delves into the gallery's impact on modern art, sparking intense debates and challenging the dominance of the Royal Academy. The narrative includes an invaluable index of exhibitors, derived from rare original catalogues, enabling readers to explore the artists and their works featured in the gallery's summer exhibitions over fourteen years.