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“Arthur the Believer” (2017), Nano Lopez This is something truly special. In celebration of our new Winter Sale collection, Park West Gallery is now offering over 25 astonishing bronze sculptures by Colombian sculptor Nano Lopez. Thanks to our long-time relationship with Lopez, Park West is able to offer more of his sculptures than any other art dealer in the world. This robust collection represents almost every kind of sculpture that Lopez currently has on the market, and we’re making them all available to you for a limited time. You can view the full collection here and—if you see anything you’re interested in—contact our gallery consultants at (800) 521-9654 ext. 4 or [email protected]. Each sculpture is made on-demand, especially for you. It is hand-casted in bronze and hand-painted by Lopez and his team of artisans at his studio in Washington. This collection also includes new casts of previously sold-out editions of some of his most popular designs. “Bobby” (2017), Nano Lopez While the majority of Park West artists work in two-dimensional art, Lopez brings something extraordinary and extra-dimensional to the Park West family. He once said, “Everything is a miracle, everything is amazing. The richness of the world is my inspiration.” Nano Lopez at work on one of his “Nanimals” You can see that boundless optimism at work in every one of his sculptures. Lopez is world-famous for his iconic “Nanimals,” his series of ingenious bronze works that bring to life a menagerie of playful animal characters. Lopez carefully crafts his “Nanimals,” imbuing them all with an astounding level of detail and personality. He creates a backstory for every animal, which develops and expands as he works on each one. “Tracy (the Fast)” (2015), Nano Lopez “Sometimes the piece might have the basic story from the beginning, but sometimes the story develops,” Lopez says. “I always say I have communication with the piece.” To create his “Nanimals,” he utilizes what’s known as the “

Detail from Stephen Fishwick’s “Stars and Stripes.” The United States has been celebrating patriotism every summer since 1776, so it made sense for Park West to kick off our new Summer Sale with over 50 incredible works showing off our artists’ American spirit! This new curated collection highlights art that evokes Americana with select works from such acclaimed artists as Peter Max, Tim Yanke, Stephen Fishwick, Norman Rockwell, LeRoy Neiman, Duaiv, Alexander Chen, Leslie Lew, Alfred Gockel, Dominic Pangborn, Autumn de Forest, and Michael Godard. You can view the entire American Spirit collection here OR contact our gallery consultants at 1-800-521-9654 ext. 4 or [email protected]. It’s amazing to see this melting pot of artists interpret the symbols and icons of the United States in their own unique ways, particularly across so many different mediums. This collection has graphic works, oil and acrylic paintings, mixed-media works, monotypes—there is truly something for everyone. “Liberty Head,” Peter Max Trista Maltby, one of Park West’s top Fine Art Consultants, is quick to point out that “within this collection, there are various artistic styles and subjects for every taste—historic imagery, American symbols created in a Pop art style, portraits of iconic figures, scenes of great American cities, and artworks honoring veterans. The overall sentiment found in these artworks is festive, yet there is also a wonderful sense of nostalgia too.” “Liberty Island,” Alexander Chen One of the centerpieces of this collection is Peter Max‘s famous Pop interpretations of the Statue of Liberty. In 1976, during America’s Bicentennial, Max started a tradition of painting Lady Liberty every year—it would quickly become one of his most iconic motifs. Max was even integral in raising funds to renovate the statue during the 1980s. “Freedom from Want,” Norman Rockwell. Many of the other artists featured have similarly made their mark with artwork that is now forever a part of

“Colorful Repose,” Pino The female form has inspired some of the greatest works of art in history—from the Venus de Milo to the “Mona Lisa” and beyond—which is why Park West is proud to announce our latest sale collection focused on the beauty and majesty of female figurative art. For our final collection of our 2020 Spring Sale, Park West wanted to do something special, so we’ve assembled a truly remarkable selection of interpretations of the female form from past and present art world masters. Our new Female Form collection—featuring over 50 works—highlights stunning depictions of the female body by artists like Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Pino, Itzchak Tarkay, Linda Le Kinff, Marko Mavrovich, Peter Nixon, Dominic Pangborn, Csaba Markus, Patrick Guyton, Anatoly Metlan, and the great Peter Max. You can view the complete collection HERE. If you’re interested in acquiring any of these works, just contact our personal gallery consultants at 1-800-521-9654 ext. 4 or [email protected]. “Absolute Grace,” Itzchak Tarkay According to Park West Gallery Director David Gorman, “For centuries, the female form has been a source of artistic inspiration, and this exhibition highlights that stunning form of expression from some of the greatest artists in the Park West Gallery collection.” The range of artists available in this new sale collection is fantastic, but what’s equally exciting is the broad scope of the mediums used to bring their female subjects to life. “Caravanserail de Jade,” Linda Le Kinff In this collection, you will find oil and acrylic paintings, mixed-media creations, etchings, original pencil drawings—almost every single work in this collection is a unique work. “Figure drawing is a fundamental part of the artist’s journey,” says Gorman. “Capturing the subtle tonal shifts in light and shadow on the human body onto a two-dimensional surface has challenged artists for over 500 years and serves as a building block in their artistic abilities.” “Brown Lady ver.

“Twilight in Paradise,” Walfrido Need a change of scenery? If you’ve been stuck inside too long this year, one way to combat your cabin fever is by living vicariously through a beautiful landscape or cityscape by a world-class artist. That’s why, for Park West’s new Summer Sale Collection, we’ve assembled over 70 astonishing works that let you travel to the far reaches of the globe without ever leaving your home. This new curated collection highlights evocative works—each one bringing a different location to life—from artists like Peter Max, Marko Mavrovich, Michael Godard, Daniel Wall, Walfrido, Thomas Kinkade, Jean-Claude Picot, Duaiv, Romero Britto, Matt Beyrer, Fanch Ledan, Alexander Chen, Victor Spahn, Alex Pauker, Pino, Marcus Glenn, and Chris DeRubeis. You can view the entire “Escape the Everyday” collection HERE OR contact our gallery consultants at 1-800-521-9654 ext. 4 or [email protected]. “A Corner of Havana,” Daniel Wall “This is the best time to put an inspiring landscape or cityscape into your collection!” says Mike Snodgrass, Senior Sales Consultant for Park West. “With actual travel so restricted at the moment, it’s wonderful to have the option to collect a ‘vicarious vacation.’ And, with the incredible range of artistic styles, compositions, and price ranges available, this collection should have something for everyone.” “Cruising on the Seine,” Fanch Ledan These globetrotting works of art offer us each artist’s unique perspective on some of the most beautiful places on Earth. You can find art that takes you from Bora Bora to Glacier Bay… from New York to Paris… from Brazil to Singapore… from Australia to the Northern Lights. “Just You and Me,” Marko Mavrovich You can travel with Peter Max’s lush brushstrokes and bold colors as you walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. Or revel in Britto’s Pop-inspired Cubist take on Hong Kong. Or walk down Alexander Chen’s hyper-realistic portrayal of San Francisco’s Hyde Street. “Brooklyn Bridge I ver.I #421,

“A Heart for America” (2006), Simon Bull Looking for that special work of art to make your collection sizzle? Find it during Park West Gallery’s 2017 Summer Sale. The 440-piece Summer Sale contains new artwork and masterworks released from Park West Gallery’s archives, giving art lovers the chance to build a collection filled with a variety of styles and mediums. Collect from more than 40 artists, including Yaacov Agam, one of the fathers of kinetic art; iconic Pop artist Peter Max; Postmodern Cartoon Expressionist David “Lebo” Le Batard; and Neo-Pop artist Romero Britto. Enjoy the sunny, surreal beaches of Jim Warren, become intoxicated by Michael Godard’s whimsical wine and cocktails, bathe in warm sunlight with the women of Emile Bellet, and take a vacation through the art of Sam Park. No Park West Gallery collection would be complete without artwork from the masters. Choose from one-of-a-kind and limited-edition art from legendary artists such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Joan Miró, and Pablo Picasso. The collection’s mediums are as varied as its artists. Everything from oil and acrylic paintings to watercolors, mixed media collages, serigraphs, giclées, and dye sublimation on metal are available. Wedding and graduation season is in full swing and Father’s Day is approaching fast, so take advantage of the Summer Sale to find perfect gifts at amazing prices. VIEW THE COLLECTION HERE: Summer Sale Our gallery consultants are available to assist interested collectors at (800) 521-9654 ext. 4 during business hours or [email protected] after hours. The post View the 2017 Summer Sale Collection Online appeared first on Park West Gallery.

Need to melt the winter blues away? Park West Gallery’s 2018 Spring Sale is sure to brighten any home. You can browse the 2018 Spring Sale now—it’s filled to the brim with new works from world-renowned artists like Daniel Wall, Guy Harvey, Michael Godard, David Najar, Matt Beyrer, Csaba Markus, and Chris DeRubeis. “Let’s Go” (2017), Daniel Wall But that’s not all. Among the latest works Park West Gallery is bringing to collectors is the three-dimensional kinetic (or “3-DK”) art by Ron Agam. Like his father—celebrated kinetic artist Yaacov Agam—Ron engages viewers with his limited-edition artwork that transforms when viewed from various angles. “Galactic Blue Star” (2017), Ron Agam. Viewed from five angles. The Spring Sale features nearly every artistic medium you can imagine, giving you the chance to enhance your existing collection or start a new one. Choose from acrylics, giclées, etchings, digital multiples on metal, and caldographs created by our vast family of talented artists. The Spring Sale is unique, however, because it offers Park West Gallery collectors the rare opportunity to collect artwork by legendary artist Albrecht Dürer. “One would typically have to attend Park West Gallery’s invite-only auctions to have the chance to acquire historical works such as these, oftentimes resulting in active bidding between enthusiastic collectors,” says Park West Gallery Director David Gorman. “Christ Before Caiaphas” from “The Small Passion” (c. 1508-1510), Albrecht Dürer Born in 1471, Dürer was a pivotal figure during the Northern Renaissance. He is considered to be one of history’s greatest printmakers due to the unmatched quality of his woodcut prints. “For one of the first times, Park West Gallery is opening its vault and allowing original graphic works by Renaissance master Albrecht Dürer to be collected on a first-come, first-served basis,” Gorman says. Dürer’s art isn’t the only artistic master you’ll find in the 2018 Spring Sale. Works by Francisco Goya, Rem

Michael Godard art at Park West Gallery As the “Rock Star of the Art World,” Michael Godard borrows a page from his musical counterparts by searching for new and innovative ways to express himself. “I’ve always admired musicians and artists that are constantly reinventing themselves,” Godard says. “I’m constantly doing that with my own artwork.” There is no better example of Godard’s innovations than Park West Gallery’s newest sale featuring the whimsical and wild works by Godard. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just now learning about “the Olive Guy,” you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect Godard for your home. With 36 works of art available at special pricing, this sale will only be around for a short while, so be sure to view the collection online while it lasts. We’re offering art lovers the opportunity to collect one-of-a-kind Godard art at multiple price points, including: 22 mixed-media paintings 5 paintings on paper 4 paintings 1 drawing “Swim and Be Free” (2018), Michael Godard Godard’s mixed media works combine the worlds of printmaking and painting to create truly unique works of art. To start one of his detailed compositions, Godard creates a small portion of the artwork, such as the outline of a martini glass, using printmaking techniques. From there he paints one of his signature scenes, such as olives or strawberries enjoying a tropical beach. “I say, ‘OK, what can I make of this?’ It can be a city background, it can be literally anything,” Godard says. “Instead of just doing, say, five color highlights, I’m creating a whole new painting.” The four acrylic paintings in this collection range from Godard’s more detailed style to a looser, expressionist approach. Much like his mixed media art, these are the only ones of their kind in existence. Godard’s innovation is clearly on display with this collection’s paintings on paper too. These hand-painted works from his popular “Brush Strokes” series employ a minimalist technique, but still evoke the