Still on view: Nicola Simbari & Dimitry Gerrman
Bringing together Simbari’s radiant palette-knife paintings and Gerrman’s poetic bronze figures, the exhibition traces a shared devotion to the poetry of everyday life. From the warmth of Mediterranean light to the quiet gravity of sculptural form, each work reflects a deeply personal way of seeing the world.
🔗 View the exhibition online through our Artsy viewing room. (Link in bio)
#ArtExhibition #ContemporaryArt #ModernArt #PalmBeachArt #NYCGallery
Honoring Paul Aïzpiri on his birthday!
Celebrated for his richly colored compositions that brought warmth, movement, and vitality to everyday scenes. From bustling cafés and harbor views to expressive florals, Aïzpiri’s work reflects the joyful energy and poetic charm that became central to his artistic language.
Works by Paul Aïzpiri remain on view at Findlay Galleries and can also be explored online through our Artsy page. (Link in bio)
Slide 2 | “Bouquet sur fond vert”
Slide 3 | “Nature morte aux fruits sur une commode”
Slide 4 | “Fleurs dans un pichet”
#PaulAizpiri #FrenchModernism
#postwarart #artcollector
Celebrating the birthday of Georges Braque today.
A pioneer of modern art, Braque helped redefine the language of painting through his groundbreaking exploration of form, space, and perspective.
We’re pleased to share “Vase de feuilles” (slide 2) and “The Crystal Vase” (slide 3 & 4) from our collection in honor of his lasting influence on twentieth-century art.
“Crystal Vase” is one of four paintings commissioned from Braque by collector Paul Rosenberg for his home at 21 rue de la Boétie in Paris, together forming the celebrated “Rosenberg Quartet.” Each work occupied a separate wall of the dining room, while mosaics inspired by the paintings were inlaid into the floor, creating a remarkably harmonious environment.
Unique within the series for its restrained palette of muted beiges, grays, and soft oranges, Crystal Vase reflects Braque’s elegant handling of space and composition. The work combines his classicizing Cubist style of the 1920s with subtle homages to Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin and Paul Cézanne.
Available through the gallery and online via Artsy. (Link in bio)
#georgesbraque #modernart
#stilllife #artcollector #arthistory
View our new exhibition, “Timeless Elegance” by Jean Pierre Cassigneul, in person at the gallery or online on our Artsy viewing room.
🔗 Link in bio
#cassigneul #artexhibition #modernart
#nycgalleries #artcollector
On view: Nicola Simbari, Early Works & Dimitry Gerrman
View the exhibition in person at the gallery or online on our Artsy viewing room.
🔗 Link in bio
Works Highlighted | Nicola Simbari
Image 1: “Pisa, Processional” | 1961
Image 2: “Campo de Fiori” | 1963
Image 3: “La Salute” | 1964
Image 4: “Green Parade” | 1961
Image 5-6: “Coastal view with Umbrellas” | 1957
#italianpainter #abstractart #postimpressionism
#nycgallery #artcollector
We are thrilled to announce that we now officially represent Amy Grantham! @_amygrantham ✨
Grantham’s work explores a compelling dialogue between sound and image, translating the structure and emotion of music into layered compositions of color, line, and form. Her practice transforms rhythm into visual harmony—where abstraction becomes both deeply felt and intuitively constructed.
Working primarily in pastel on paper, Grantham achieves a remarkable depth and luminosity, pushing the boundaries of the medium. Her compositions draw on traditions of abstraction, with echoes of Orphism and Synchromism, creating works that resonate between historical influence and contemporary expression.
#AmyGrantham #ContemporaryArt #AbstractArt #pastelart #artcollector
“Timeless Elegance” by Jean Pierre Cassigneul — now on view at Findlay Galleries.
“Timeless Elegance” brings together paintings spanning four decades of Jean-Pierre Cassigneul’s practice — quiet, luminous works rooted in the French post-war figurative tradition. Known for his slender women in wide-brimmed hats, his dappled gardens, and his signature use of color as emotion rather than description, Cassigneul occupies a singular place between Nabis-era intimism and something entirely his own. This is his first solo exhibition in the United States in 40 years. @cassigneul_official
#contemporaryart #artgallerynyc #artexhibitions
#figurativeartist #jeanpierrecassigneul
Rider by Dimitry Gerrman. @dimitrygerrman
Born in Belarus and classically trained at the Vera Mukhina Academy in St. Petersburg, Gerrman has spent decades exploring the plasticity of form and rhythm in bronze. His work is held in museums worldwide, including the State Russian Museum. Exclusively represented by Findlay Galleries.
#DimitryGerrman #FindlayGalleries #Sculpture #BronzeSculpture #ContemporarySculpture
Findlay Galleries is pleased to present Timeless Elegance, a solo exhibition of Jean-Pierre Cassigneul. @cassigneul_official
Known for his luminous portraits of women, the Paris-born painter brings his signature post-impressionist vision to our walls. On view now.
#JeanPierreCassigneul #TimelessElegance #FindlayGalleries
Joan Miró, painter, sculptor, printmaker, and decorative artist, was born in Barcelona on this day, April 20, 1893.
His work captivated André Breton, who saw in it a rare innocence and freedom — earning him a place at the heart of the Surrealist movement. In 1929, Miró began his experiments in lithography, developing a printmaking practice as bold and dreamlike as his paintings. These works remain some of the most beloved expressions of his visual language, and a testament to his legacy as a pre-eminent figure in the history of abstraction — an important example to generations of artists around the world.
#joanmiro #litography #surrealistartist
#abstractart #onthisday
Close-up details of Untitled 2 (1967) and Snow Country (2020) by Chuang Che, on view now at Findlay Galleries.
#FindlayGalleries #ChuangChe #ChineseAbstraction #AbstractExpressionism #ArtOnView
We welcomed the 8th graders of The Green Vale School to Findlay Galleries this week for an up-close look at the art world, from the works on our walls to the business behind them. Fred and Stephanie Clark led the conversation, sharing what it really takes to run a gallery and bring great art to life.
It was a pleasure hosting the next generation of artists, collectors, and creatives! @greenvaleschool
#nycgallery #artfieldtrip #greenvale
#arteducationforkids #findlay
