We are interested in representing artwork, or a collection of artwork, by artists participating in the schools listed below. Click on the category name to view subgroups and more information.

HOW WE WORK
AMERICAN ART
   › American Impressionists
   › Hudson River School
   › Old Lyme Colony
   › California Painters
   › Midwest School
   › Realism
   › Western Painters
   › Taos School

CONTEMPORARY ART
LATIN AMERICAN ART
COLLECTIONS
AUTHENTICATION PROCEDURES

OLD LYME COLONY

The Old Lyme Colony was named for painters in Old Lyme, Connecticut, a village that hosted the first major art colony in America that encouraged Impressionism. Old Lyme was accessible to its New York City-based painters by excellent rail service and was located at the confluence of the Connecticut River and Long Island Sound. The period of its greatest activity was 1900 to 1915, although the art colony was first founded in 1876 by Henry Ward Ranger.

WE ARE CURRENTLY INTERESTED IN BUYING:

Gifford Beal, Frank Alfred Bicknell, Maurice Braun, Matilda Browne, George Matthew Bruestle, George Brainerd Burr, Emil Carlsen, William Chadwick, Bruce (Robert Bruce) Crane, Frank DuMond, Charles H Ebert, Mary Roberts Ebert,Will Howe Foote, Clifford Prevost Grayson, Childe Hassam, Harry Leslie Hoffman, Wilson Henry Irvine, Longacre, Willard Leroy Metcalf, Leonard Ochtman, Ivan Gregorewitch Olinsky, Lawton Silas Parker, Henry Rankin Poore, Henry Ward Ranger, Theodore Robinson, William S Robinson, Charles Rosen, Chauncey Foster Ryder, John Henry Twachtman, Bessie Onahotema Potter Vonnoh, Robert William Vonnoh, Clark Greenwood Voorhees, Julian Alden Weir, John Carleton Wiggins, Guy Carleton Wiggins, Charles Morris Young