Venture into the unspoiled beauty of 7,000-foot Rocky Mountain vistas, marvel at the contrast of ancient native culture mixed with modern arts, feast on legendary cuisine and relax in rustic sophistication. A visit to Santa Fe, Travel & Leisure's #1 Cultural Getaway, feels a lot like a visit to Europe. The Spanish Colonial charm of this historic destination has been enchanting travelers for over 400 years. And Santa Fe shows no signs of slowing down.
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After 48 years, Joe Wade Fine Art has closed our downtown Santa Fe brick and mortar location! In midsummer 2019, we will relaunch our website and offer an extensive collection of secondary market fine art pieces.
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Dear Keshi Friends and Family, Out of an abundance of caution, we at Keshi have made the difficult decision to temporarily halt walk in store service until further notice due to the Covid-19 Health Emergency. Our website will continue operations as usual. The gallery also open for email or telephone orders as well as private Zoom shopping appointments. Established in 1981 as a co-op for Zuni arts and crafts, Keshi has always maintained personal relationships with individual carvers, jewelers, and potters. We continue to buy directly from the Zuni people. Our reasonable prices and complete authenticity reflect this. We host one of the largest selections of Zuni fetishes in the world and we feel honored to be involved with these kind and generous people. We welcome you to call or visit Keshi and experience a Zuni connection for yourself. Elahkwa (thank you in Zuni)
The quality of the native art is excellent. Many of the pieces are actually museum quality as examples of navajo, hopi, and zuni items, especially the pottery and fetishes.
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The Andrew Smith Gallery is the leading photography gallery selling 19th and 20th century classical and contemporary original photographs. Located in the historic plaza district of Santa Fe, NM, the Andrew Smith Gallery has been in the business of buying, selling, and exhibiting fine photography since 1974. We specialize in buying, collecting, and selling a wide range of work according to our artist's, visitor's, and collector's varied interests.
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Charlotte Jackson Fine Art, established in 1989, has a clearly defined and highly respected program that affords collectors the chance to see a wide variety of color-oriented painting, and sculpture. The gallery is located in the Santa Fe Railyard Arts District and specializes in Monochromic painting, Light and Space and California Modernists. Among the artists represented by the gallery are such well-known painters as Anne Appleby, Charles Arnoldi, Joe Barnes, John Beech, Edith Baumann, Alfonso Fratteggiani Bianchi, Max Cole, Constance DeJong, James Howell, Bill Jacobson, William Metcalf, Ed Moses, Pard Morrison, Elliot Norquist, Michael Post, Winston Roeth, Johnnie Winona Ross, Michael Rouillard, Paul Sarkisian, Regine Schumann, David Simpson, Phil Sims, Heiner Thiel, Jeremy Thomas, Clark Walding, Joan Watts, and Peter Weber. Whether visiting in person or via our website, collectors and art professionals are often astounded by the wide variety of possibilities for dealing with the subject of color. The common denominator in these widely differing styles and materials is the high quality that is apparent in all of the gallery’s offerings. Work by these established artists resides in private and public collections throughout the world, including the Whitney, Albright Knox, MoMA New York , J. Paul Getty, Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles, and famous collections such as the Panza di Biumo Collection in Milan.
Like so many contemporary art galleries, this gallery has more floor space than wall space. I always wonder about that, but also like many galleries they have lots of art that isn't on the walls and you just have to ask for it. Specifically, ask to see the small, low cost items which is a hallmark for Charlotte Jackson. Definitely worthwhile.
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Art gallery featuring Indian art.
We have been visiting Rainbow Man for decades to see the best local folk art (mostly carved & painted wooden animals) plus vintage jewelry of the American Southwest.
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My wife and I have bought four paintings here in the past. We stopped here to replace another inherited one but had nothing in mind. They have great directors to work with you. We had gone to most galleries on canyon road, Taos and downtown Santa Fe. This is a large two building complex, impressive in its own right, but a must see for both naturalism and contemporary art. Do not be put off, go! Did we find something? Sadly no, but there is more time. ????
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Manitou Galleries is one of the foremost galleries in the West, with locations on Palace Avenue just off the Santa Fe plaza, on the famous Canyon Road in Santa Fe, and in Cheyenne, Wyoming. The galleries offer the finest collections of contemporary representational paintings, sculpture, Native American and fine jewelry, and our experienced and knowledgeable staff is always friendly and accommodating.
We were vacationing in Santa Fe and always interested in looking at contemporary art. The Manitou Gallery has a wonderfully broad collection of art, and artists who are extremely creative and unique while still representational and accessible. Also, a great place to find good regional art. We found a painting we liked by Sushe Felix and were able to view it in a separate area. That made it so easy to decide. We were just enraptured by the painting! Very friendly and non-pressured customer service.
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