Annely Juda Fine Art is a London based gallery with a long standing history of presenting contemporary art alongside key works from the modern avant garde. Operating since 1968, the gallery has built an international reputation through its sustained commitment to both living artists and significant artistic estates. Its program includes leading figures such as David Hockney, David Nash, and Suzanne Treister, as well as the estates of Anthony Caro, Naum Gabo, and Leon Kossoff. In recent years, the gallery has continued to evolve by welcoming newer voices including Nicola Turner and Sammi Lynch, reinforcing a dialogue between historical context and current artistic practice.

In 2025, the gallery opened a new space in a Grade II listed Georgian townhouse on Hanover Square, marking a new chapter after more than three decades on Dering Street. The gallery was founded by Annely Juda together with her son David Juda, following her earlier initiatives with the Molton Gallery and Hamilton Galleries in London. Today, David Juda continues to lead the gallery alongside co director Nina Fellmann. Through carefully curated exhibitions and long term artist relationships, Annely Juda Fine Art remains a significant presence within the London art scene and the wider international cultural landscape.