Findlay Galleries Palm Beach presents Spanish Contemporary Luminist Lluis Ribas. Born on December 28, 1949, in Masnou, Spain, a coastal town in the Maresme district near Barcelona, Ribas is one of the best-known luministas of contemporary Spanish art. His profound knowledge of the secrets of light, shade, and opaqueness are present throughout his work. His female forms are classics – brilliantly executed and exquisitely drawn. His palette contains a wide range of colors which give his paintings their great beauty.

Findlay Galleries is proud to present our September Palm Beach Exhibition Naïve & Modern Primitive Painters. Findlay Galleries has valued and presented the work of Modern Naïve painters since Walstein C. Findlay Jr. founded the company with his first Chicago location in 1931. The original selection of works by Rousseau and Bombois eventually expanded to include contemporary artists such as Maïk, Novoa and Ollivary, among others. This new group used the naïve style of painting as a means to create art outside traditional realms.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present our Summer Exhibition, featuring a collection of lithographs, multiples, prints, pen and ink drawings,  and recent works on paper. The collection is a glimpse into the extensive collection of works that the gallery represents, Included in the exhibition are modern masters Alexander Calder, Joan Miró and Pablo Picasso; colorist Simeon Braguin, and many others.

Findlay Galleries is an international leader in representing the artists of the School of Rouen and the School of Normandy. The exhibition will include works by Impressionists Camille Pissarro and Eugène Boudin,  School of Rouen painters Albert Lebourg, Alfred Dunet, Robert Antoine Pinchon and Pierre Dumont, as well as artists who have continued the Rouen influence into current times, including Albert Malet, Gaston Sébire and Isabelle de Ganay. Ecole Normande Exhibition is now on view at our Fifth Avenue Gallery.

Findlay Galleries is proud to present American Colorfield Master Simeon Braguin. Born in Ukraine in 1907, Simeon Braguin immigrated to New York to rise and become a great painter, illustrator, Vogue Art Director, Sailor, WWII spy, Collector and Philanthropist. Today, he is highly regarded as a member of the New York’s School of Painting. his work is unique, combining the playful wire-like lines of Cocteau with sensuous color shapes of Matisse in a way that makes them incomparable to any artist of the time.

Findlay Galleries is proud to present Michael Allen Lowe’s most recent works. Lowe utilizes the form of the human body as a means to establish a personal dialogue with the viewer. His work reflects a response to classical technique using contemporary methodology. The narratives in his works reference history, philosophy, mythology, sexuality, and psychology. He appropriates part of works from other artists (usually old masters) and through juxtaposition and the use of contemporary painting techniques, reinterprets and exaggerates the artists’ original meaning.