Jasmina Danowski’s work has embodied a purity of approach over the years that is consistent and inspiring. She has technically honed her skills over years of dedicated practice but remained unfettered in her intuitive approach to painting.

30 years dedicated to the visual stripe motif, Jay Rosenblum’s tiny vintage canvases from the 1970s are treasures of the hard-edge abstraction movement.

At one point in the 1990s, Luigi Loir and Eugene Galien - Laloue were among the most sought-after artists in collecting Parisian street scenes.

This month we pay tribute to Lewis Hine (1874–1940), an American photographer and sociologist who championed the working class during America’s most transformative era of growth.

Our art market is currently lacking a strong message. Typically, it rallies around a defining movement that ardent collectors and advisors clamor toward, sending prices jaw-dropping higher with each auction season.

In April, we are thrilled to share the arrival of a new group of marble sculptures by Richard Erdman.

The past months in the art market were marked by a delightful and buoyant return of buyers to market of the avant-garde of French Impressionism, Symbolism, and the Surrealist movements.