Natasha Broad is an art historian and auction house specialist with 30 years of experience in the London art world.
Natasha currently consults on old master prints at Sotheby’s and on prints at Olympia Auctions, London, and on paintings and works on paper for Art Certification Experts, New York.
Natasha has an M.A. in art history from University College London, while her first degree is in French and Italian languages and literature at Cambridge University. Her special areas of expertise are in Italian Art, from the Renaissance to the 18th centuries; French 18th and 19th century painting; the Dutch Golden Age and Spanish 17th century painting; and old master to modern prints, ranging from Albecht Dürer to Picasso. She has taught art history to adults at both Hampstead School of Art and Morley College in London
Natasha is passionate about conveying the history of art in a way that brings the artist, their times, and their art to life. She is also on a mission to introduce the world of art on paper, hidden away in museum print rooms, to a wider audience.
Natasha offers tours in English and Italian.
