Findlay Galleries Celebrates 155 years in the art business. A family business founded in 1870 representing over 100 artists and artist estates, with gallery locations in both Palm Beach and New York. Specializing in Impressionism, European Modernism, l’École de Rouen, l’École de Paris and 20th Century American Art, with exclusive representation of Contemporary Artists and Artist Estates.
Current Exhibitions On View
Palm Beach
Findlay Galleries presents new paintings by British artist Amy Magee, whose luminous abstractions transform impressions of light, memory, and landscape into atmospheric compositions of gesture and color.
Findlay Galleries is pleased to present Living Palette, a major exhibition of new paintings by the distinguished Australian artist Belynda Henry. This presentation marks her most extensive showing in the United States to date and her third solo exhibition with the gallery, following acclaimed presentations in Palm Beach and New York.
Charles Neal
Highgrove House, His Majesty’s Gardens
Findlay Galleries is proud to present Highgrove House, His Majesty’s Gardens, an exhibition of commissioned paintings by Charles Neal on view at our Palm Beach Galleries.
Timeless Elegance at Findlay Galleries celebrates Jean-Pierre Cassigneul’s first American solo exhibition in 40 years and a partnership that began in 1968. The exhibition presents recent works that reaffirm Cassigneul’s enduring refinement, lyrical color, and timeless vision of modern figurative painting.
Now on view in Palm Beach, Grantham translates Bach’s contrapuntal structures into layered forms and harmonies of color. While not strictly synesthetic, her compositions evoke a vivid intersection of sound and image, where music transforms into line, shape, and hue.
New York
Findlay Galleries presents nine monumental works on paper by Chuang Che, created in 1993 and exhibited publicly for the first time after more than three decades. Recently rediscovered in the artist’s studio, these dynamic compositions fuse the spontaneity of Chinese calligraphy with the gestural energy of Abstract Expressionism.
Robert Natkin & Robert Indiana
New York Exhibitions
Presented as two parallel exhibitions, this season highlights the work of Robert Indiana and Robert Natkin—distinct yet complementary figures in post-war American art—each offering a powerful exploration of color, form, and visual language..
Alexander Calder
Prints, Multiples and Tapestries
From intimate works on paper and richly woven tapestries, this presentation captures the diversity, innovation, and enduring impact of his artistic practice.
