Step into the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) and you are immediately immersed in a world where history is retold through the eyes of those it has often overlooked.
Continue readingKent Monkman
Cultural Crossovers
Fashion’s Love Affair with Art
Continue readingArt Up Close – A Season for Discovery
As the largest generational wealth transfer in history unfolds over the next two decades, many art collectors are left wondering: what happens to their cherished pieces when they’re no longer around to enjoy them.
Continue readingThe Concept of Legacy in Art Collecting
As the largest generational wealth transfer in history unfolds over the next two decades, many art collectors are left wondering: what happens to their cherished pieces when they’re no longer around to enjoy them.
Continue readingThree Champions Elevating Black Art
In celebration of Black History Month, we recognize important collectors who are not only preserving Black artistic heritage but also shaping its future.
Continue reading2024 Wrapped
2024 was a year for the books for Robin Rosenberg Fine Art! We saw growth into new markets, countless art tours and gallery visits, and, most importantly, the placement of many spectacular works for our valued clients.
Continue readingArt Toronto 2024
The RRFA team had a busy few days at Art Toronto connecting with our gallery collaborators, meeting artists and of course, seeing terrific art from Canadian and International talent.
Continue readingThe Feminine Surreal
Surrealism revels in the weird, the impossible, and uncanny- embracing paradox and ambiguity by combining realistic elements in illogical ways.
Continue readingMarc Chagall
Scène Paysanne, 1974
Oil, gouache, brush and India ink on canvas
36 x 28 5/8 inches
Exhibited; Musée du Louvre, Paris
Francis Picabia
Sans titre (Transparence) 1931
Brush and ink, charcoal and black crayon on paper
25 1/4 by 19 1/2 inches