Joan T. Washburn Gallery

Profil

For over thirty-five years, the Washburn Gallery has organized carefully selected exhibitions of works by major 19th and 20th century American artists. The gallery opened in 1971 and immediately was recognized by museums and collectors for the quality of its shows. During the inaugural season, the gallery presented the first New York exhibition of paintings by Joshua Johnson (active c. 1797 - c. 1820); paintings by Martin Johnson Heade; and in contrast, 1930s and 1940s paintings by Jean Xceron.

The Washburn Gallery has continued an active, innovative schedule of exhibitions including the Stieglitz Group; American Abstract Artis ts of the 1930s and 1940s; the Abstract Expressionists and contemporary artists. Exhibitions have been devoted to unusual facets of the careers of artists such as Stuart Davis, Charles Demuth, Burgoyne Diller, Arshile Gorky , Ammi Phillips and Albert Pinkham Ryder.

The Washburn Gallery represents a number of Estates and Foundations including Ilya Bolotowsky , Ray Parker , Jackson Pollock , David Smith (1930s and 1940s paintings), Leon Polk Smith , and George Sugarman . The gallery also represents contemporary artists including Nicolas Carone , Tom Levine , Gwynn Murrill and Jack Youngerman .

Künstler der Galerie bzw der Sammlung

William Baziotes     Oscar Bluemner     Norman Bluhm     Varujan Boghosian     Ilya Bolotowsky     James Brooks     Alexander Calder     Nicolas Carone     Henry Church     Marjorie Content     Elaine De Kooning     Perle Fine     Fritz Glarner     Michael Goldberg     Arshile Gorky     Gertrude Greene     Phillip Guston     Al Held     John Henry Hill     Harry Holtzman     Leon Kelly     Franz Kline     Willem de Kooning

Tom Levine     Conrad Marca-Relli     John Marin     Gwynn Murrill     Reuben Nakian     Louise Nevelson     Ray Parker     Francis Picabia     Jackson Pollock     William Trost Richards     Mark Rothko     Anne Ryan     David Smith     Leon Polk Smith     Alfred Stieglitz     Myron Stout     George Sugarman     Alice Trumbull Mason     Jean Xceron     Jack Youngerman