• Extravagant lunching alone at a Five-Star restaurant... #warrenvt #warrenfalls #scenicdrive #route100vt #warrenfallsvt #vermontlife
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    Extravagant lunching alone at a Five-Star restaurant... #warrenvt #warrenfalls #scenicdrive #route100vt #warrenfallsvt #vermontlife
  • “About time!” says Yulla. This exceptional bronze self-portrait, the only cast we know to have been produced, has been in storage for the better part of a decade. Yesterday, she journeyed to the sculpture garden at the c.1895 Hudson home & salon we’re nearly done renovating. At this property we’ll do what we’ve done for 47 years: live with art which make us happy until it travels to our client’s homes to do the same. Yulla Lipchitz (1911-2003) was born in Berlin. Growing up in a Jewish Orthodox family, she was forbidden to study the arts. Nonetheless, she managed to study sculpture at a local studio several times a week. She also pursued interests in mathematics and physics, inspired by a meeting with Albert Einstein during her youth.Lipchitz’s first marriage was to a judge in Berlin. In 1938 her family escaped escalating persecution in Nazi Germany and traveled to the US. The couple separated in 1942 and seeking greater opportunities, Yulla moved to New York City. Several years later her friend poet Leib Jaffe introduced her to fellow refugee and sculptor Jacques Lipchitz. The two married the following year, and took up residence in a studio apartment on Washington Square South. They settled in Hastings-on-Hudson, and also maintained a home in Italy. While continuing to explore an interest in sculpture, Yulla Lipchitz dabbled in jewelry and costume making, and served as a host to friends such as artists Henry Moore, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, and Alexander Calder. She joined her husband in collecting a vast array of antiques and art objects, with a particular interest in non-western art and artifacts. Much of their collection was displayed at The Museum of Primitive Art, NYC, in 1960. After Jacques Lipchitz’s death in 1973, Yulla renewed her passion for sculpting. In 1979 her artmaking was interrupted by illness, and doctors advised her against the strain of working in bronze. We have 16 uniquely themed & sized bronzes from this brief, fertile period for sale. They’re beautiful! #yullalipchitz #americansculpture #bronzesculpture #hudsonny #figuralsculpture #americanart #sculptureart #outdoorsculpture #gardenstatue #gardenstatuar
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    “About time!” says Yulla. This exceptional bronze self-portrait, the only cast we know to have been produced, has been in storage for the better part of a decade. Yesterday, she journeyed to the sculpture garden at the c.1895 Hudson home & salon we’re nearly done renovating. At this property we’ll do what we’ve done for 47 years: live with art which make us happy until it travels to our client’s homes to do the same. Yulla Lipchitz (1911-2003) was born in Berlin. Growing up in a Jewish Orthodox family, she was forbidden to study the arts. Nonetheless, she managed to study sculpture at a local studio several times a week. She also pursued interests in mathematics and physics, inspired by a meeting with Albert Einstein during her youth.Lipchitz’s first marriage was to a judge in Berlin. In 1938 her family escaped escalating persecution in Nazi Germany and traveled to the US. The couple separated in 1942 and seeking greater opportunities, Yulla moved to New York City. Several years later her friend poet Leib Jaffe introduced her to fellow refugee and sculptor Jacques Lipchitz. The two married the following year, and took up residence in a studio apartment on Washington Square South. They settled in Hastings-on-Hudson, and also maintained a home in Italy. While continuing to explore an interest in sculpture, Yulla Lipchitz dabbled in jewelry and costume making, and served as a host to friends such as artists Henry Moore, Marc Chagall, Pablo Picasso, and Alexander Calder. She joined her husband in collecting a vast array of antiques and art objects, with a particular interest in non-western art and artifacts. Much of their collection was displayed at The Museum of Primitive Art, NYC, in 1960. After Jacques Lipchitz’s death in 1973, Yulla renewed her passion for sculpting. In 1979 her artmaking was interrupted by illness, and doctors advised her against the strain of working in bronze. We have 16 uniquely themed & sized bronzes from this brief, fertile period for sale. They’re beautiful! #yullalipchitz #americansculpture #bronzesculpture #hudsonny #figuralsculpture #americanart #sculptureart #outdoorsculpture #gardenstatue #gardenstatuar
  • Don’t scream run! Run, that is, to the once again open Whitney Museum of American Art, in order to view “Agnes Pelton: Desert Transcendentalist” which is on view until Nov 1. We’re proud that one of the works selected for the exhibition - a major 1943 oil entitled “Prelude” (which we discovered and later sold to the MFA Boston) was included in this important show. Pelton is finally having her well deserved moment in the (desert) sun, and I’d encourage those who want to see some incredible artworks to find their way to New York City before November. Us art dealers have a dilemma built into the very nature of our business model: owning works which we must reluctantly part with...leaving bittersweet memories of our temporary custodianship of life enhancing artistic treasures. It may make us scream a little scream, but in our hearts we’re well and truly pleased that these works can now be enjoyed by all as they reside in public museum collections. We’ve sold nearly 30 “now in museum” works in our 47 year history. Fond memories indeed... #agnespelton #deserttranscendentalist #whitneymuseum #mfaboston #whitneymuseumofamericanart #whitneymuseumnyc #phoenixartmuseum #museumsales #palmspringsartmuseum #fondmemories #hudsonny #oneminutegallerist
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    Don’t scream run! Run, that is, to the once again open Whitney Museum of American Art, in order to view “Agnes Pelton: Desert Transcendentalist” which is on view until Nov 1. We’re proud that one of the works selected for the exhibition - a major 1943 oil entitled “Prelude” (which we discovered and later sold to the MFA Boston) was included in this important show. Pelton is finally having her well deserved moment in the (desert) sun, and I’d encourage those who want to see some incredible artworks to find their way to New York City before November. Us art dealers have a dilemma built into the very nature of our business model: owning works which we must reluctantly part with...leaving bittersweet memories of our temporary custodianship of life enhancing artistic treasures. It may make us scream a little scream, but in our hearts we’re well and truly pleased that these works can now be enjoyed by all as they reside in public museum collections. We’ve sold nearly 30 “now in museum” works in our 47 year history. Fond memories indeed... #agnespelton #deserttranscendentalist #whitneymuseum #mfaboston #whitneymuseumofamericanart #whitneymuseumnyc #phoenixartmuseum #museumsales #palmspringsartmuseum #fondmemories #hudsonny #oneminutegallerist
  • Today’s abstraction: building across the street transmogrifying into flamingo 🦩 inspired facade. Works for me! I think...😳😄 🤔🎉 I’ll think pink! #pinkbuilding #freshpaint #hudsonny
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    Today’s abstraction: building across the street transmogrifying into flamingo 🦩 inspired facade. Works for me! I think...😳😄 🤔🎉 I’ll think pink! #pinkbuilding #freshpaint #hudsonny
  • Pondering a question from today’s first visitor who, as I sequestered socially distantly in my art book filled office, asked “Do all those books 📚 mean you’re smart?”. We both chuckled behind our masks at her obviously tongue-in-cheek query. But after she left I started to wonder... This selfie (framed by art books and a late 1930’s Vaclav Vytlacil) captures my acute existential dilemma. Most art books are, after all, picture books! 🤔 #artbooks #picturebooks #artlibrary #existentialdilemma #readingisfun #hudsonny #hudsonnyart #vaclavvytlacil #americanart #artofthe30s
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    Pondering a question from today’s first visitor who, as I sequestered socially distantly in my art book filled office, asked “Do all those books 📚 mean you’re smart?”. We both chuckled behind our masks at her obviously tongue-in-cheek query. But after she left I started to wonder... This selfie (framed by art books and a late 1930’s Vaclav Vytlacil) captures my acute existential dilemma. Most art books are, after all, picture books! 🤔 #artbooks #picturebooks #artlibrary #existentialdilemma #readingisfun #hudsonny #hudsonnyart #vaclavvytlacil #americanart #artofthe30s
  • Happy birthday 🎉, Paul Burlin (1886-1969). Studied at National Academy, Arts Student’s League, and in Europe. Exhibited at Armory Show 1913. Traveling museum exhibition career retrospective in 1962. Posthumous retrospective at MoMA in 1970-71. Works held in museum collections include The Met, the Whitney, MoMA and the New Mexico Museum. I have always responded strongly to the artist’s work, and we own three exceptional examples. Inquiries welcome. #paulburlin #americanart #armoryshow1913 #abstractexpressionist #hudsonny #americanmodernism #modernart #modernartist #figuralexpressionism
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    Happy birthday 🎉, Paul Burlin (1886-1969). Studied at National Academy, Arts Student’s League, and in Europe. Exhibited at Armory Show 1913. Traveling museum exhibition career retrospective in 1962. Posthumous retrospective at MoMA in 1970-71. Works held in museum collections include The Met, the Whitney, MoMA and the New Mexico Museum. I have always responded strongly to the artist’s work, and we own three exceptional examples. Inquiries welcome. #paulburlin #americanart #armoryshow1913 #abstractexpressionist #hudsonny #americanmodernism #modernart #modernartist #figuralexpressionism
  • Sunday night 🌈... #rainbow🌈 #hudsonny
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    Sunday night 🌈... #rainbow🌈 #hudsonny
  • She gazes at (l-r) a Paul Jenkins (1968), John Grillo (1963), and Charles Biederman (1935). She happens to be a timeless William Henry Rinehart beauty “born” in 1871. We’re open today, closed tomorrow. Stop in and gaze if you’re in sunny ☀️ beautiful Hudson today. #pauljenkins #johngrillo #charlesbiederman #williamhenryrinehart #womanofsamaria #americanart #hudsonny #19thcenturyart #neoclassicalsculpture
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    She gazes at (l-r) a Paul Jenkins (1968), John Grillo (1963), and Charles Biederman (1935). She happens to be a timeless William Henry Rinehart beauty “born” in 1871. We’re open today, closed tomorrow. Stop in and gaze if you’re in sunny ☀️ beautiful Hudson today. #pauljenkins #johngrillo #charlesbiederman #williamhenryrinehart #womanofsamaria #americanart #hudsonny #19thcenturyart #neoclassicalsculpture
  • A normal-ish feeling Hudson Saturday night, amidst not normal times... #eveningwalk #hudsonny #searchingforanswers
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    A normal-ish feeling Hudson Saturday night, amidst not normal times... #eveningwalk #hudsonny #searchingforanswers
  • Late afternoon shadows playing backdrop for two 1970’s Yulla Lipchitz bronzes in our second floor space... #bronzesculpture #sculptureart #yullalipchitz #1970svintage #ｔｇｉｆ
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    Late afternoon shadows playing backdrop for two 1970’s Yulla Lipchitz bronzes in our second floor space... #bronzesculpture #sculptureart #yullalipchitz #1970svintage #ｔｇｉｆ
  • An impending Fall kind of feel to tonight’s #nofiltersky sunset... #hudsonny #nofiltersunset #fallintheair
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    An impending Fall kind of feel to tonight’s #nofiltersky sunset... #hudsonny #nofiltersunset #fallintheair
  • #streetart #hudsonny #windowdisplay #sidewalkart #streettheater
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    #streetart #hudsonny #windowdisplay #sidewalkart #streettheater
  • Sunday morning ramble... #hudsonny #cedarparkcemetery #sundaywalk
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    Sunday morning ramble... #hudsonny #cedarparkcemetery #sundaywalk
  • Salt air, sea grass, and summertime. Provincetown, 1932. Irene Rice Pereira (1902-1971). Oil, 28” x 34”. A spectacular and significant work. Inquiries welcome... #hudsonny #hudsonnyart #irenericepereira #americanart #americanmodern #americanmodernism #americanabstractartists
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    Salt air, sea grass, and summertime. Provincetown, 1932. Irene Rice Pereira (1902-1971). Oil, 28” x 34”. A spectacular and significant work. Inquiries welcome... #hudsonny #hudsonnyart #irenericepereira #americanart #americanmodern #americanmodernism #americanabstractartists
  • I think I’ll close for the day... #tornadowarning #tryagaintomorrow #hudsonny
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    I think I’ll close for the day... #tornadowarning #tryagaintomorrow #hudsonny