Two sculptures we'd never seen before...

With the Adagio dancing poster we take a look back at perhaps Sven's first identification of the passion of the duende...

Witnessing the recent studio sale of the remains of Sven Berlin’s prodigious output has been a memorable experience and one which has...

Sven Berlin's Lapp Hat and pen and ink of Clifford Lee

Hares in the Maize, watercolour by Sven Berlin. Happy Easter. From our collection at Millersford Gallery

The discovery of previously unpublished brush works by Hokusai, on show at The British Museum, inspires a few words on one of Sven...

Sven painted and illustrated all kinds of birds, but cockerels had a special place throughout his life. He would draw the Gypsies’ pet...

One of Sven’s most interesting essays is his Notes on the Experience of Drawing for Young People, written for his grand-daughter Tanya,...

Sven Berlin was visited by the Lee family and painted Cliff, the knife grinder and his son Ken.

Some fascinating insight relating to the publication of Sven Berlin’s now infamous book The Dark Monarch has come from Toni Carver,...

Augustus John described the work of Mary Jewels as 'remarkable in the intensity of their earth feeling' (Vogue/The Woman Artist/August...

Stunning sunsets in the New Forest are especially memorable at all times of year. Sven Berlin often drew comparison with the changing...

Sven Berlin was very supportive of the New Forest Gypsies and their culture as he demonstrated in his book Dromengro: Man of the Road. Inter

Always good to read an inspiring review and many thanks to Toni Carver, Proprietor of the St. Ives Times and Echo for his permission to repr

A great way to start the New Year with our first dedicated News letter! Always so much to say about this charismatic, larger than life...

Discovering Sven Berlin's first self portrait has survived has been an excellent start to 2021. It was painted in 1938, before he left...

Today, 5 years ago, Sven Berlin's White Buck carving arrived in Godshill in the New Forest. This is the team that saved it from...

This powerful Sven Berlin drawing of a stallion's head from 1958 is presumed to be of Spotlight, a huge and characterful Appaloosa horse...

Sven Berlin's pencil drawing Horse & Rider sent us looking through our photographic archives.

Remember the show from 2003?