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Mayfair & St James's 1 a Hickie 2 a Lenz 3 A. Clayton-Payne & Co. Ltd Responses to informal booklet consultation ‐ Mayfair & St James's 1 A Hickie 2 A Lenz 3A. Clayton‐Payne & Co. Ltd 4 Aanal Chandaria 5 Adrian Baynes 6 Adrian Bromley 7 Alan Cristea Gallery 8 Albemarle Gallery 9 Allen Alain Viguier 10 Alon Zakaim Fine Art 11 AM Newton 12 Amanda Jones 13 Amir Shariat 14 Ann Hindry 15 Anne Anderson 16 Anne Summers 17 Anne Thackray 18 Annely Juda Fine Art 19 Anthony Slayter‐Ralph 20 Anton Gill 21 Archivio Opera Dadamaino 22 Arie Oosterlee 23 Artiscope 24 Arturo Schwarz 25 Barry Neuman 26 Benjamin Proust Fine Art Limited 27 Berkeley Square Holdings Ltd 28 Bernard Jacobson Gallery 29 Beth Fletcher 30 Birgid Hanson 31 Blain Southern 32 Bowman Sculpture 33 Brandcast Media 34 Brian Paterson 35 British Antique Dealers' Association 36 British Art Market Federation 37 Bunker Ultra Secure Hosting 38 Bureau voor Kunstprojekten, The Netherlands 39 Carla and Pieter Schulting 40 Carla Esposito Hayter 41 Carole Dewavrin 42 Caroline Coon 43 Catherine Morris 44 Charles Beddington Ltd 45 Christine Hutchinson 46 Christopher Mason‐Watts 47 Christos Larsinos 48 Colnaghi 49 Crown Estate 50 DAKS Simpson Group PLC 51 Damian Walsh 52 Dan Tindall 53 Daniel Crouch Rare Books LLP 54 Daniel Katz Limited 55 David Berks 56 David Buckman 57 David Crafter 58 David Ellis‐Jones 59 David Lévy & Associés SPRL 60 David Payne 61 David Zwirner Ltd 62 Day & Faber 63 Desiree Hayter 64 Edmondo Di Robilant 65 Edward Mayhew and Jennifer Aston 66 Eric Franck Fine Art 1 67 Eric Franck Fine Art 2 68 Eskenazi Ltd 69 Espen Raakil 70 Fabian Stein 71 Faggionato 72 Fondation Carmignac 73 Gail and Eddie Hurst 74 Galleries Magazine 75 Geoffrey Key 76 Georgina Adam 77 Geraldine Apponyi 78 Gill Townend 79 Giovanni Marchitelli 80 Greater London Authority 81 Gregg Baker Asian Art 82 Grosvenor 83 Gruesse Jan Henderikse 84 Harriet and Martin Cullen 85 Harris Lindsay Ltd 86 Hauser & Wirth London 87 Hazlitt Holland‐Hibbert 88 Heart of London Business Alliance 89 Heather Becker 90 Helen de Borchgrave 91 Helly Nahmad Gallery Limited 92 Henk Pijnenburg 93 Henri Beck 94 Historic England (formerly English Heritage) 95 Ian Harris 96 Inge de Bruin‐Heijn 97 Ivor & Evelyne Abrahams 98 J Bacquart 99 J Harrison 100 Jacques Hennessy 101 James and Linda Landau 102 James Colman 103 James Cox 104 Jamie Coats 105 Jane Dundas 106 Jane McAusland 107 Janet and Geoffrey Vine 108 Janet Häberli 109 Jean and John Botts 110 Jenny Newall 111 Jeremy Howarth 112 Jill Moore 113 Jim Frost 114 Joan Genser 115 Joanna Webb 116 Joe Yeno 117 John Austin 118 John Berwald 119 John Hemingway 120 John Hyatt 121 John Martin Gallery 122 John Mockett 123 John Spearman 124 John Sykes 125 Jonathan Cook 126 Jonathan Milton 127 Josephine Mees 128 Judith Ernsting 129 Julie Zeldin 130 Karen Quigley 131 Keir McGuinness 132 Keith and Mary Weller 133 Keith Battye 134 Kirk Georgiou 135 Lamb Arts 136 LAPADA ‐ Association of Art and Antiques Dealers 137 Lazarus Partnership 138 Lee Miller Archives and The Penrose Collection 139 Lefevre Fine Art 140 Leicester Galleries 141 Leigh William Gregson 142 Lindy Hampton Esher 143 Lisa Corinne Davis 144 Lord Razzall 145 Louis and Linda Tanner 146 Louise Spence 147 LTG 148 Margaret Ellwood 149 Martha Claire Tompkins 150 Martin Burrough 151 Martyn Gregory Gallery 152 Maureen Jordan 153 Maureen Paley Ltd 154 Mayor Gallery 155 Meryl Rose 156 Messum's Fine Art 157 Michael Short 158 Michael Tollemache Fine Art 159 Mike Kerr 160 Monika Sprueth and Philomene Magers 161 Native Land 162 Neville Shulman CBE 163 New West End Company 164 Nicholas Dunbar 165 Nicholas Maclean 166 Nigel Brown 167 Nigel King 168 Northern Trust 169 O&H Properties Ltd 170 Olivia Dawson 171 Ordovas 172 Paisnel Gallery 173 Pangolin London Sculpture Gallery 174 Pascal Sernet 175 Patricia Engelhart 176 Peggy Guggenheim Collection, Venice 177 Penny Burrougj 178 Pernille Ahlström 179 Peter Dockley 180 Peter English 181 Petredec Limited 182 Philip Hicks 183 Philip O'Reilly 184 PK Fine Art Appraisals Inc 185 Pollen Estate 186 Pratt Contemporary 187 Primal Art 188 R Heaton 189 Redfern Gallery Ltd 190 Richard Fowler 191 Richard Jacomb 192 Richard Nagy Ltd 193 Richard Simmonds 194 Richard Watson 195 Rob Wallace 196 Robert and Clodagh Beale 197 Robert Bagley 198 Robert McClain 199 Robin Stoker 200 Rosemarie Portner 201 Rossi & Rossi 202 Royal Automobile Club 203 Sahlman Fine Art 204 Savile Row Bespoke 205 Serpentine Gallery 206 Sharon Flockhart 207 Sheila Hancock CBE 208 Sigrid Bruijel 209 Simon C Dickenson Ltd 210 Simon Clements 211 Simon Sherrard 212 Sladmore Contemporary 213 Sladmore Gallery 214 Slavka Sverakova 215 Society of London Art Dealers 216 Sotheby’s 217 Stella Tooth 218 Stephan Hauser 219 Stéphane Jaffrain 220 Stephen Bartley 221 Stephen Mazoh 222 Stern Pissarro Gallery 223 Steven Schwartz 224 Stoppenbach & Delestre Ltd 225 Strachan Fine Art Limited 226 Sue Tate 227 Susan Howard 228 Sylvia and Tony Marland 229 Terry Priestman 230 Texas Gallery 231 Thomas Dane Limited 232 Thomas Hirsch 233 Tim Forrest 234 Tim Mason 235 Timothy Malton 236 Timothy Taylor Gallery 237 Tom Hewlett 238 Tomasso Brothers Fine Art 239 Tony Dell 240 Tony Norris 241 Trinity Fine Art Ltd 1 242 Trinity Fine Art Ltd 2 243 Trinity House Paintings 244 Ursula Starkie 245 Verity Hunter 246 Victoria Jinivizian 247 Viscount Windsor 248 Vivian Landau 249 Waddington Custot Galleries Ltd 250 Wendy Baron OBE 251 William Thuillier 252 William Weston Gallery 253 Wills Lane Gallery 254 Wilson Stephens Fine Art 255 Winfried Reckermann 256 Yannick Fedele 257 Yves Paternot 258 Zane Bennett Contemporary Art From: AG Hickie To: LDF Subject: Mayfair & St James"s - Developing Westminster"s Local Plan Date: 05 February 2014 15:43:03 Hello. Please register my support to the recommendations set out in Booklet No. 4 dated November 2013 in relation to the above. Yours, A.G. Hickie From: Anna Lenz To: LDF Subject: CORK-STREET SHOULD BE A SPECIAL AREA FOR ART Date: 04 February 2014 17:12:22 WE LOVE ART IN LONDON,SPECIAL IN THE CORK AREA A.LENZ SÖLL3.2.14 From: Andrew Clayton-Payne To: LDF Subject: Re: Protection of Art Dealers and Galleires in Mayfair Date: 08 January 2014 12:59:05 Dear Sirs I am an art dealer working from a gallery on the 2nd floor of 14 Old Bond Street. The building is occupied by seven art dealers most of whom deal internationally and most of whom have been here for over 15 years. We have now been told that the fashion house that bought the building a few years ago is going to re- develop it in September when our leases come to an end (the leases are co- terminus). This means that we will all have to leave and some of us will no longer work in Mayfair. The art business attracts much revenue to the area as visiting collectors, curators, museum directors etc see Bond Street as a mecca for the art business. For many years my building has been synonymous with art dealing and it will be a great loss to the area if it becomes yet another fashion house. I am therefore writing to implore you to protect existing art dealers and galleries so that we can continue to make a contribution to the diverse nature of businesses in the area and its economy. Yours faithfully Andrew Clayton-Payne A. Clayton-Payne & Co. Ltd 14 Old Bond Street London W1S 4PP www.clayton-payne.com From: Aanal Chandaria To: LDF Subject: Special Policy Area Date: 04 February 2014 18:41:24 Dear LDF, Art is one of our important bastions, and should not succumb to the force of fashion. Independent galleries bring a unique and essential force to an ever commercialised world and provide a vibrant window into something special. I believe it is important to make Cork Street and its environs a Special Policy Area and hope you will take wise consideration over this. It would be a shame not to allow Cork Street to retain its character. Kind regards, Aanal Chandaria From: Adrian Baynes To: LDF Subject: Cork Street Gallleries Date: 04 February 2014 10:50:01 Dear Sir / Madam, I would like to support the idea of a Special Policy Area for Cork Street. Having seen how Charing Cross Road bookshops were driven out, it would be a tragedy if yet another specialised area is destroyed. How different from Paris where specialised areas are encouraged & marketed. Regards, Adrian Baynes The Assembly Rooms 17 Church street - Long Buckby - Northants NN6 7QH From: Adrian To: LDF Subject: LDF Consultation; Cork Street Date: 03 February 2014 22:14:09 Dear Sir I have read your LDF Consultation Booklet; thank you. I wish to add my voice to those calling for continued support for the preservation of the current activity of Cork Street as a centre for the arts. This is a rare asset for London as a centre of the art world and to allow it to wither would not just be a shame, but a cultural and financial loss. Thank you for all the help you can bring to bear in supporting the future of the art gallery in Cork Street. Yours faithfully Adrian Bromley From: Alan Cristea To: LDF Cc: Subject: SPA Date: 30 January 2014 11:57:01 Dear Sirs, Cork street is synonymous with modern and contemporary art just as Savile Row is synonymous with tailoring. In today’s parlance it is a brand. Situated as it is between the main auction houses, and adjacent to the Royal Academy, it is an automatic destination for the international art world.
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