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Essie Green Galleries

Venue  |  Exhibitions
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The Grey Cat, 1979 Collage On Board 16" X 24"
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City & Celestial Symbols, 1994 Metal Wall Hanging 19" X 12"
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Down by the River, 1991 Collage 20" X 28"
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Couple, 1975 Oil On Canvas 50" X 40"
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Katrina's Parlor, 2006 C Print 30" X 40"
Essie Green Galleries
419 Convent Ave., Suite A
New York, NY 10031
Venue Type: Gallery


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Representing Artists
Chris Ofili, George Neal, George Mingo, Jacob Lawrence, Clementine Hunter, Paula Holland, Lester Gunter, Ramon Gabriel, Charles Davis, Betty Blayton-Taylor, John Biggers, Hale Woodruff, Henry Ossawa Tanner, Charles Sebree, Hartwell Yeargans, James Vanderzee, Wilfredo Lam, Frank Stewart, Mose Tolliver, William Edouard Scott, Charles Ethan Porter, Geraldine McCullough, Norman Lewis, Lois Mailou Jones, John W. Hardrick, Sam Gilliam, William C. Carter, Edward M. Banister, Charles Alston, Allen Stringfellow, Romare Bearden
QUICK FACTS
Website
http://www.essiegreengalleries.com
Email
essie.green.galleries@att.net
Contact
New York
Open hours
New York
Phone
212.368.9635
Fax
212.281.6675
Cost
New York
DESCRIPTION

The guiding spirit and mentor of Essie Green Galleries was Romare Bearden. As a result we are often referred to as a Bearden Gallery. We concentrate on the sale of work by the senior Black Masters, following Mr. Bearden's guidance. Our inventory of paintings and sculptures encompasses works by: Romare Bearden, Charles Alston, Edward M. Banister,William C. Carter, Sam Gilliam, John W. Hardrick,Lois Mailou Jones, Norman Lewis, Geraldine McCullough, Charles Ethan Porter, William Edouard Scott, Allen Stringfellow, Mose Tolliver and several others. Our first gallery opening took place on December 15th, 1979 in Park Slope, Brooklyn. We have celebrated continued growth since moving to the Sugar Hill area in Harlem from Brooklyn and have become a centerpiece of the new renaissance in Black culture not only in New York but throughout the whole of America.

Essie Green Galleries is located at 419A Convent Avenue New York NY, 10031 in the Sugar Hill Historic District of Harlem. The gallery is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10am-6pm. For more information please contact us at 212-368-9635, fax at 212 281-6675, email essie.green.galleries@att.net or visit http://www.essiegreengalleries.com/.