Findlay Galleries is proud to present to you this beautiful selection of works by Lluis Ribas and Beltrán Bofill. Known as Spanish luminists, Ribas and Bofill, have mastered the art of capturing light in their work.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the floral works of Gaston Sébire. A talented, independent, and productive painter, Sébire is recognized today as one of the premier post-impressionists from the famed l’École de Rouen and a master of plein air painting. Sébire’s eloquent paintings revolve around the song of the earth, the beautiful landscapes, seascapes, and villages where life is imbued with blue skies, light winds, colorful regattas, and afternoons in the garden or by the seashore.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to offer a glimpse into their considerable collection of Works on Paper from modern masters Alexander Calder, Joan Miró, and Pablo Picasso to contemporary abstractionists Ronnie Landfield and Priscilla Heine.  The exhibition, Works on Paper, features lithographs, multiples, prints, pen and ink drawings, watercolors, and gouaches.

Asian Contemporary Art

Asian Art has a broad history that dates beyond the Bronze Age.  Throughout time many social and political influences have made an impact on what we see in Contemporary Asian Art.  What we know as Asian Modern Art emerged during the 1860s through the mid 20th century, evolving into the contemporary art practices seen today.  This movement exhibits the traditional practices of Asian Art while reacting to the changing times giving each artist the ability to express their personal beliefs.

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.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to present the latest work from the internationally renowned sculptor, Mia Fonssagrives Solow:  Robots/Femmebots.

Cast in polished bronze and aluminum, Solow’s otherworldly works explore the nature of artificial intelligence.

Findlay Galleries is pleased to offer a glimpse into their considerable collection of Works on Paper from modern masters Alexander Calder, Joan Miró, and Pablo Picasso to contemporary abstractionists Ronnie Landfield and Priscilla Heine.  The exhibition, Works on Paper, features lithographs, multiples, prints, pen and ink drawings, watercolors, and gouaches.

Isabelle de Ganay was born in Rouen in 1960. There she discovered the magic of the Normandy landscape that inspired the great names in Impressionism – Monet, Renoir and Sisley.

Art and nature very quickly occupied a predominant place in the life of young Isabelle, and when she was only 15 years old she was accepted to the famous Beaux-Arts in Rouen.

In 1976, Isabelle met Albert Malet, the last Impressionist painter of the School of Rouen. Malet had been a student of Robert Antoine Pinchon and he would become Isabelle’s mentor for the next ten years. Malet, who had always been aware of her gift as an artist, designated Isabelle as his successor. Upon his death in 1986, Isabelle assumed his position as Maïtre de l’École de Rouen.