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Seeing Up Close at Hamiltons Gallery
I had drinks with friends the other night and was waxing poetic about a rather magical afternoon I’d had at Hamilton’s Gallery. The show they have on right now is something else and I was rather excitedly telling them all about it. My friend looked over her champagne quizzically and asked “isn’t that place run by the guy who dates gorgeous women and looks ridiculously handsome getting off super yachts.” I giggled. There is a certain set of the British population who only know Tim Jefferies as the rather charming playboy who dates all the supermodels.
Little do they know that he is also, in fact, one of the most knowledgeable photography experts on the globe, and his gallery, Hamiltons, is a literal treasure trove for the medium. This man sets the standard for the photography market in London and beyond. If you’d like to start collecting photographs there is maybe no better place to start. And before those of you already in the know tell me that he only shows impossibly expensive Masters, let me stop you right there. That’s just not the case. He’s got breath and range. And his most recent show proves this point for me.
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