Collector's Focus: Historic Women Artists

While some historic American women artists—Georgia O’Keeffe, Mary Cassatt and Louise Nevelson to name just a few—are as renowned as their male counterparts, many others were cloaked in obscurity during their lifetimes and have remained so posthumously. Today that is changing as more galleries and museums are turning their attention to underrecognized artist groups—women among them—and putting them squarely in the spotlight. Recent auction reports affirm collectors’ renewed interest in historic women artists, with works by Gertrude Abercrombie, Lynne Mapp Drexler, Grandma Moses, Agnes Pelton, achieving six- and seven-digits and breaking all-time records. Our Collector’s Focus: Historic Women Artists is a special opportunity to showcase works by established and emerging historic women artists in your inventory; and highlight upcoming exhibitions, and auction sales with significant works by this demographic. Don’t miss this opportunity to reach the many collectors increasingly interested in investing in this refreshing outpouring of historic fine art. Artwork by Mary Cassatt (1844-1926).

 

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