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.

In celebration of Black History Month, we recognize important collectors who are not only preserving Black artistic heritage but also shaping its future.

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.

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.

Surrealism revels in the weird, the impossible, and uncanny- embracing paradox and ambiguity by combining realistic elements in illogical ways.

Each piece in your collection calls for a unique combination of materials and framing styles. Only a skilled framer can draw from their years of experience to tell you what’s best for the lifelong preservation of cherished (and valuable) pieces, especially delicate works on paper.

The genre of Op art has always been difficult to see clearly. To all appearances, it is a type of art that revolves around optical illusions- often utilizing contrasting colors, repetitive geometric forms, and moiré patterns.

Working between painting, ceramics, and furniture design, The Nabis were a group of artists in turn-of-the-century Paris who are usually classified somewhere between Symbolism and Art Nouveau.

While the print sector has long been bedeviled by popular misconceptions about the originality of prints, the category seems poised for an image rehaul.