Prahlad Bubbar is a dealer and consultant of Indian and Islamic art based in London. His gallery is located in Mayfair’s Cork Street, a historical epicenter of the London art world. As a leading specialist in classical paintings from 1400-1900, respected in the field for his knowledge, he has placed works of historical importance and great beauty in the collections of over a dozen top international museums.
The gallery has been a regular exhibitor at Asia Week New York, Asian Art in London and Frieze Masters. Past exhibitions have received critical acclaim by the international press, scholars and collectors worldwide.
Prahlad regularly publishes scholarly catalogues with contributions by leading international experts, while also reflecting his key interests and expertise in 20th century design and the Surrealist movement.







Prahlad Bubbar is a dealer and consultant of Indian and Islamic art based in London. His gallery is located in Mayfair’s Cork Street, a historical epicenter of the London art world. As a leading specialist in classical paintings from 1400-1900, respected in the field for his knowledge, he has placed works of historical importance and great beauty in the collections of over a dozen top international museums.
The gallery has been a regular exhibitor at Asia Week New York, Asian Art in London and Frieze Masters. Past exhibitions have received critical acclaim by the international press, scholars and collectors worldwide.
Prahlad regularly publishes scholarly catalogues with contributions by leading international experts, while also reflecting his key interests and expertise in 20th century design and the Surrealist movement.







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