One of the conceptual and well-defined aims of fine art has always been the inosculation of past and present. Through art, people build an eternal bridge that not only creates an image of the past for contemporary audiences but also designs a time capsule for the humans of the future. At Vallarino Fine Art, every art appreciator can witness a unique juxtaposition of modern & post-war American art. The gallery has also expanded to launch VFA Contemporary that is dedicated to the work of contemporary artists. Such a bold mixture of epochs is a rare opportunity to embrace the past, the present, and maybe even the foreseeable future. Now let’s take back in time and try to cross the eternal bridge mounted by the renowned NYC art gallery.

Vallarino Fine Art at Art on Paper 2020

Modern & post-war American art at Vallarino Fine Art

Vallarino Fine Art was named after its founder Vincent Vallarino, an experienced artist, collector, and a fine art dealer. Recently, the gallery has moved into a beautiful townhouse at 222 East 49th Street in New York, which is just perfect for exhibiting works of art in situ (in place).

Vallarino Fine Art’s mission is to preserve works from the post-war period of Abstract American art and to discover contemporary artworks that are both historically relevant and innovative. Despite the gap between the art periods, the gallery continues to hunt for theme-related pieces since it believes that such works will serve as the foundation for comparing the evolution between two diverse generations of Abstract Expressionism.

Vallarino Fine Art at Art on Paper 2020

So far, Vallarino Fine Art has been running its course with flying colors, considering how triumphant the presentation of the gallery was at Art on Paper 2020 in New York. This year, the gallery displayed a fantastic selection of drawings by Fred Troller, along with works on paper by other celebrated artists, such as Jack Roth and Michael Loew.

If an unusual experience and the fusion of modern & post-war American art are right up your alley, make sure to visit Vallarino Fine Art in New York!