Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the exhibition Belvoir Castle – A Beautiful View by contemporary British Impressionist Charles Neal at Findlay Galleries, Palm Beach. In this exhibition, Neal’s paintings reveal the profound beauty of Belvoir’s gardens and the long history embedded in the castle’s regal interiors. Charles Neal once again impresses with his ability to synthesize both history and nature.

Findlay Galleries is proud to present Signs & Symbols, an exhibition exploring the highly important works of abstract surrealist, Leonard Edmondson. Edmondson’s art is concerned with cognition and demonstrates his interest in relationships, both conceptual and formal. His paintings and prints share a delicate line, a concern with the tonal gradations of textured backgrounds, and a refined elegance.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the Magical Safari exhibition showcasing the works of French Primitive painter, Henri Maïk. In many ways, Maïk’s paintings are paradoxical, familiar and strange, childlike but sophisticated, quiet yet also vocal with color. They are dreamscapes, lush terrains with fields of unique flowers, exotic trees, rare birds, and wild beasts; all painted in their unique texture.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present an exhibition of highly important works by Leonard Nelson at Findlay Galleries, New York. Nelson was the leader of the Philadelphia School of Art and a respected professor whose formidable approach to art and faith in creative integrity never surrendered to compromise. During his formative years, Nelson’s work was under-appreciated; today, he is considered one of the forefathers of Abstract Expressionism.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present The Mystical Now. This exhibition is dedicated to the late Sister Wendy Beckett, a British religious sister and world-renowned art historian who was an avid supporter of Mary Sipp Green’s work throughout her career.

Findlay Galleries is proud to announce the exhibition “Ronnie Landfield – Concurrence“ at Findlay Galleries, New York. The exhibition showcases both new paintings and select integral Landfield works from the color field abstractionist, Ronnie Landfield. His work continues to develop with effortless sophistication, utilizing form, size, and color in a progressive yet retrospective way.