5 June–3 November 2024
Free display 
Housekeeper's Room and Landing

This summer discover new works by British artist Flora Yukhnovich (1990) in our free display. 

Yukhnovich, celebrated for her large-scale, semi-abstract oil paintings, has given the language of the Rococo new life. Two new paintings by the artist, made in response to two exceptional paintings by the celebrated 18th-century French painter François Boucher (1703-1770), occupy gilt frames at the top of our grand staircase. 

Boucher's paintings will be displayed in our Housekeeper’s Room out of their frames, on white walls, like contemporary works of art. Theatrical and tongue-in-cheek, they are prime examples of the Rococo, a decorative and exuberant style favoured across the arts by royal and aristocratic patrons in France and elsewhere from the 1730s.

Flora Yukhnovich and François Boucher: The Language of the Rococo prompts visitors to reconsider preconceptions, explore how we can connect with the Rococo today and examine the impact of display on art interpretation and historical re-evaluation.

The 2024/2025 Display Programme is supported through the generosity of:

Kate de Rothschild Agius and Marcus Agius CBE

The display is generously supported by:

Victoria Miro
The A&O New Change Group

Background Image: Flora Yukhnovich, Folies Bergère, 2024. © Flora Yukhnovich. Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro. Photo: Jack Hems