Addison Rowe Gallery has been family owned and operated for over 40 years. We are located in Santa Fe, NM, just a few blocks off the Plaza. Addison Rowe Gallery exhibits the best of American Modernism.
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Recent Acquisition 2-12-2021 -
Richard Diebenkorn (1922-1993).
Construct (Grid) from the Eight Color Etchings series.
1980.
Dry point and aquatint in colors, on Rives paper.
28 ¾ x 34 ¼ (framed).
13 ¾ x 10 (sight).
Signed with artist's initials, numbered, and dated.
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In Memoriam: Forrest Moses (1934 - 2021) - https://www.artsy.net/viewing-room/addison-rowe-gallery-in-memoriam-forrest-moses?utm_content=viewing-room-gallery-share
New video on our channel - https://youtu.be/OdKRBMKibxI
Recent Acquisition 1-8-2021
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Emil Bisttram (1895-1976)
Avatar Lord of Fire
1952
Oil on canvas
48 x 36 inches
Signed & dated: lower right
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Recent Acquisition 12-4-2020
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Fremont Ellis
Velarde Valley
Oil on board
11 x 14 inches,
Signed: lower right
Recent Acquisition 11-27-2020 -
https://addisonrowe.art/gallery-artists/jonson-raymond/
Raymond Jonson
A Trilogy, Vistas 1-3
1948
Watercolor on board
1st & 3rd Vistas: 27 x 35 inches
2nd Vista: 40 x 27 inches
Signed & dated
Recent Acquisition 11-20-2020 -
https://addisonrowe.art/gallery-artists/bisttram-emil/
Emil Bisttram
Untitled
1959
Oil on board
67 x 51 inches
Signed & dated: lower right
Recent Acquisition 11-6-2020 -
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Recent Acquisition 10-30-2020 - addisonrowe.art/gallery-artists/bolotowsky-ilya/
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Recent Acquisition 10-16-2020 - addisonrowe.art/gallery-artists/shaw-charles-green/
New video on our website - https://addisonrowe.art/in-the-media/
Recent Acquisition 10-02-2020
Raymond Jonson
Abstract Two
1929
Oil on canvas
24 x 15 inches
Signed: lower left
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The Digits Series
In 1929, Raymond Jonson began the Digits series (1929-1930). These ten paintings are expansions on the numerical symbols representing the numbers. These symbols were chosen because they were “cool” subjects, that is, they did not come out of a reactive emotion. Therefore, they offered the possibility of a freer invention and organization of the painting.
Each digit is also an abstraction of the human figure, adding to its complexity. In these small, tightly knit works, the play between lyrical and dramatic elements is woven into a unity. Additionally, color is a specific part of the subject matter—a particular color emphasis was assigned to each of the ten digits. From this point on, color functions in Jonson’s work as an independent expressive force which, nevertheless, is still embedded in the unity demanded by design.
For Jonson, the painting of the digits held special importance. In these works, he felt he had achieved “real” abstraction. Although partly based on objective ingredients, this was abstraction of a sort that was very close to freedom from the demands of such subject matter. Concerning them he wrote:
"There is the group of abstract organizations which mean more to me than anything done to date. Here I believe I have, or am, touching on an approach to realization. But the birth pangs are at times terrific…. Isn’t it amazing what variations of all the elements are possible when once one has felt? Rhythm with guts—color with life—form that moves with a thunderclap and feeling with all the subtle items present are the things in a work of art… there is no limit."
The success of the Digits suggested a comparable use of the letters of the alphabet. In 1930, the first of twenty-six Variations on a Rhythm (1930-36) was painted.
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Recent Acquisition 9-25-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-9242020
Addison Rowe Fine Art
Florence Miller Pierce (1918-2007), was known for thought provoking abstract, non-objective, monochromatic painting rooted in her dedication to Zen Buddhism and meditation. She was a member of the Transcendental Painting Group. Her work will be highlighted in an upcoming museum exhibition of the artists of the TPG opening at the Albuquerque Art Museum in June of 2021 and traveling for the next year and a half.
https://www.artsy.net/show/addison-rowe-gallery-florence-miller-pierce-mastering-the-art-of-resin
Addison Rowe Fine Art
Florence Miller Pierce (1918-2007), was known for thought provoking abstract, non-objective, monochromatic painting rooted in her dedication to Zen Buddhism and meditation. She was a member of the Transcendental Painting Group. Her work will be highlighted in an upcoming museum exhibition of the artists of the TPG opening at the Albuquerque Art Museum in June of 2021 and traveling for the next year and a half.
https://www.artsy.net/show/addison-rowe-gallery-florence-miller-pierce-mastering-the-art-of-resin
Recent Acquisition 9-11-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-sept102020
Addison Rowe Gallery and the Hamptons Virtual Art Fair - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-july232020-2813826
Recent Acquisition 8-21-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-august082020-2811042
Recent Acquisition 8-14-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-august082020
Recent Acquisition 8-07-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-july32020-2805234
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Janet Lippincott, Still Life, 16 1/2 x 23 1/2 inches, Oil on board, Signed: lower left I 1947 Janet Lippincott drove from NY to Taos NM to study with Emil Bisttram she soon became entrenched with the modernism art movement and the creation of abstract art. Her work explores color, and form in rich and deep colors. #modernartist #abstractpainting #abstractions #stilllife #newmexicoartist #femaleabstractartist #acqusitions #addisonrowegallery
ARG and the TPG on FADA - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-july312020
Visit our booth at the Hamptons Virtual Art Fair - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-july232020
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Virtual Galleries now available on addisonrowe.art - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-july10-2020
Recent Acquisition 6-26-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-october-25-2786482
Recent Acquisition 6-12-2020 - https://mailchi.mp/addisonrowe/recent-acquisitions-june-12-2020
John De Puy (b. 1927)
Cliffs, Cedar Mesa
2012
Watercolor on paper
39 7/8 × 25 3/4 in
Signed: bottom center
Recent Acquisition 1-25-2019
Sculptor, lithographer, and painter Theodore Roszak began his career as a painter but is best known for welded sculptures of brass and bronze that are tied to Constructivism and the ideas of the Bauhaus School. His signatures sculptures are pitted and scratched in texture and in style are abstract,....
Theodore Roszak
Sculptor, lithographer, and painter Theodore Roszak began his career as a painter but is best known for welded sculptures of brass and bronze that are tied to Constructivism and the ideas of the Bauhaus School. His signatures sculptures are pitted and scratched in texture and in style are abstract,....
New work by Helen Pearce on display now at Addison Rowe Gallery
Helen Pearce was born in Reading PA in 1895 and lived the majority of her life in Albuquerque New Mexico. She is known for many of her excellent landscape scenes from many places she traveled. She graduated from Philadelphia School of Design for Women in 1923 and studied abroad with a group in F...
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