Reflecting the glory of nature
Art at The Dorchester
Curated by Visto and exclusively featuring works by artists working in Britain.
The fascinating techniques on display welcome the gaze with intrigue and surprise, igniting conversations that wonder at the beauty around us, ever-changing and always resplendent.
Born in the 18th century and still being explored to this day, the landscape genre has brought countless travellers to England to witness its colourful, picturesque riches and the glorious abundance of our natural diversity.
Diverse techniques
Numerous artists
Endless creativity
Hyde Park painting
Christian Furr’s grand oil painting invites us into a timeless landscape of the Serpentine in neighbouring Hyde Park. At first glance this appears to be a classic scene, but, on closer inspection, the characters hidden in the detail are thoroughly modern.
Inspired by its location
The Artists’ Bar artworks focus on the London landscape’s connection to The Dorchester. Complementing the bespoke Lalique bar and mirrored interiors, each work speaks directly to the hotel and its prominent place in the city’s heart and history.
Sweet welcome
Sophie Coryndon’s sculpture transforms the miniature into the monumental in a celebration of nature’s pollinators. Inspired by Hyde Park’s local bees, honeycomb fragments were cast to form huge sheets of gilded beeswax, finished with honey-tinted resin.
This bronze sculpture was commissioned by Dorchester Collection to celebrate her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee. The imposing globe bears a unique inscription reflecting our welcome home for those who make the world turn.