Some of you may know that the last few months have seen a major move for us and for the Sven Berlin collection. We may no longer be deep...

After the War, Sven Berlin kept in touch with the local Normandy Veterans Association, contributing poetry and writing an account of...

We went back in time in another more immediate way recently when we were visited by Sven’s granddaughter Ella, Jasper’s daughter....

Discovering the friends and supporters of Sven Berlin through letters and notes is turning into an exciting journey. It is extraordinary...

Croust by Sven Berlin. 1939 pencil drawing of haymaking in the fields of Cornwall.

Sven Berlin's pen and ink drawing of a King and Queen, an image which appeared to him while trying to give up drinking!

This is a rare painting of Julia Berlin's mother Alice, and as far as we know the only one! It was very dirty when rescued from the...

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 was inspired by the glorious colours of Spain on his way back from the Gypsy Festival in Les Saintes Maries.

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

Sven Berlin's oil painting of the Gypsies of Shave Green, Priscilla and Dosha Wells. Dates from the 1950s when he arrived from Cornwall.

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

It was wonderful to meet the real Guy of Sven’s flamboyant portrait Guy in Hippy Gear recently. Immediately recognisable, we had a...

Sven Berlin pen and ink self portrait Man with Macaw

Sven Berlin visited London Zoo to enable him to draw more exotic creatures for Anthony Dent's book Animals that changed the world

Sven Berlin was rarely idle during the winter, however harsh, and each New Year brought renewed ambition. In 1946, as reported in The...

How wonderful to see the colours of late summer/early autumn at the Chelsea Flower Show. Sometimes serendipity makes us look at a regular...

Happy memories of the 1960s come flooding back looking at this amazing Sven Berlin portrait Guy in Hippy Gear. Those bell bottoms!...

Perhaps the most iconic photograph of Sven Berlin is that taken by Murray Hardy in 1946 of the bare-chested sculptor carving his Portland...

The discovery of previously unpublished brush works by Hokusai, on show at The British Museum, inspires a few words on one of Sven...