ADDISON ROWE GALLERY ESTATES

Addison Rowe Fine Art, LLC manages individual artist estates and private collections. The gallery handles the marketing and price valuation for each work of art and assists with maintaining proper storage, restoration, or reframing of an artwork. Addison Rowe Fine Art, LLC helps with direct sales and inventory of the collection, consigns works to outside gallery exhibitions, and arranges on-premises exhibitions.

Contact us to manage an artist’s estate.

The gallery is always looking for the works of:

Marsden Hartley · Charles Burchfield · Ilya Bolotowsky · Stuart Davis · Georgia O’Keeffe · Stuart Walker · Agnes Pelton · Agnes Martin · Joseph H. Sharp · E. Irving Couse · Bert Geer Philips · Ernest Blumenschein · Oscar Bluemner · Victor Higgins · E. Martin Hennings · William Penhallow Henderson · Willard Nash · Emil Bisttram · Walter Mruk · B.J.O. Nordfeld · Fritz Scholder · Janice Biala · Helen Frankenthaler · Elaine de Kooning · Angela Heisch · Raymond Jonson · Arthur Dove · John Marin

  • RAYMOND JONSON

    Addison Rowe Gallery is the exclusive representative for the Raymond Jonson estate.

    Raymond Jonson is best known as the co-founder of the Transcendental Painters Group that was formed in Taos in 1938. Jonson settled in New Mexico in 1924 to paint the landscape. Prior to this move, he lived in Chicago and studied with his mentor B.J.O. Nordfeldt at the Chicago Art Institute. The Armory Show Exhibition of 1913, traveled to Chicago and changed Jonson’s life. This show gave him the opportunity to view first hand the work of Cezanne and Picabia. The free form of nature in stylized forms and shapes they used in their artistry broke open his view on to capture the rugged landscape of New Mexico.

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  • EMIL BISTTRAM

    Emil Bisttram was born in Hungary, near the Romanian border, in 1895. When he was 11 years old, his family immigrated to New York City. Emil grew up in the tenement buildings that had become the destination for so many Eastern European immigrant families. He was a talented artist, and after a few years began his schooling at the National Academy of Art and Design, then Cooper Union, Parsons, and The Art Student’s League.

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  • LAWRENCE CALCAGNO

    As the exclusive representative of this Estate, Addison Rowe Gallery continues its mission of promoting and resurrecting the legacy and remarkable contributions of Lawrence Calcagno, broadening his reach and establishing his presence in international art markets, ensuring his enduring impact on the art world and the history of modern American art.

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  • WILLIAM LUMPKINS

    Lumpkins moved to Santa Fe in 1935, where he met Raymond Jonson. It was through Jonson that Lumpkins became involved in 1938 with the Transcendentalist Painting Group founded by with Jonson and Emil Bisttram. These artists were committed to the transcendental philosophy that one achieved artistic fulfillment by going beyond sensical experience into spiritual realms. Lumpkins, a key figure in the Santa Fe art community, was also the pioneer of passive solar architecture and founded the Santa Fe Art Institute in 1985.

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