Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the works of Lluis Ribas, one of the master luministas of contemporary Spanish art. His profound knowledge of the secrets of light, shade, and opaqueness are present throughout his work. Ribas captures the most unique and tender moments when painting his subjects, creating depth, mystery, and emotion.

This exhibition enables the viewer and collector to discern the likeness, differences, and influences between abstract artists of various times and places. The exhibition includes Simeon Braguin, Byron Browne, John Ferren, Ward Jackson, Ronnie Landfield, Frank Lobdell, Leonard Nelson, and Jack Wright.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the most recent work of Danish Contemporary Artist Henrik Simonsen.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the latest works from renowned British painter Hugo Grenville.  Grenville, born in 1958, is considered one of the great Representational Figurative painters of today.  His paintings are a timeless example of romance and passion for life. His fluid brush strokes marry color and pattern in a style not unlike that of Henri Matisse.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present “A Certain Slant of Light”, an exhibition featuring the most recent work of American contemporary landscape painter Mary Sipp Green. This exhibition title takes inspiration from Emily Dickinson’s poem, “There’s a certain Slant of light”, in which the poet describes the feeling of light and its effect on the viewer.

Sipp Green’s remarkable skill and craft is displayed in her skies and tranquil waters which are the embodiment of light and time.  Her works capture moments when the light is low and ethereal; at dawn and dusk, twilight and moonlight, when hard edges disappear into the nebulous atmosphere. She believes that these paintings are about looking at the secrets of light as it relates to the passage of time.

This exhibition enables the viewer and collector to discern the likeness, differences, and influences between abstract artists of various times and places. The exhibition includes Simeon Braguin, Byron Browne, John Ferren, Ward Jackson, Ronnie Landfield, Frank Lobdell, Leonard Nelson, and Jack Wright.

Benefiting The Royal Oak Foundation Americans in Alliance with the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland

The intention of the collection is to portray the amazing diversity of properties that exist in terms of historical importance. The layout of the gardens, estates and their designs as well as the aesthetic values all make each place its own individual ambiance.

This exhibition being held in New York at Findlay Galleries is the first of its kind connecting with the Royal Oak Foundation and the National Trust and being represented in this format in America. The objective has been to effectively transport, by a material means, the essence of the National Trust – a much respected and loved national institution and what it stands for; to an American audience, and particularly to the Royal Oak Foundation membership who collectively, over decades, have supported, saved, and preserved the British heritage stock.

Findlay Galleries is pleased announce Ronnie Landfield’s 50^th Anniversary Exhibition

In 1969, Lyrical Abstractionist Ronnie Landfield mounted his first solo exhibition at The David Whitney Gallery in SoHo.  Findlay Galleries, Landfield’s exclusive representative since 2016, is pleased to celebrate this anniversary with a collection of recent work and never exhibited monumental works from throughout his career.