Since its founding in 1972, Nedra Matteucci Galleries has sought to expand and refine its diverse collection of important paintings and sculpture. Today, the gallery specializes in 19th and 20th century American art, including the Taos Society of Artists, artists of the American West, and masters of American Impressionism and Modernism. Leading contemporary painters and sculptors that represent the depth and diversity of modern western art are also a major part of the comprehensive collection of artists the gallery exhibits.

Nedra Matteucci Galleries also owns Morning Star Gallery in its historic location at 513 Canyon Road, which offers expertise and a remarkable collection of Native American antiques.

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Today we honor the memory and creative legacy of Los Cinco Pintores member Will Shuster (whose self-portrait we see here). As the creator and founder of Santa Fe’s iconic “Burning of Zozobra,” Shuster’s incredible artistic and
We’ve been so lucky this summer to have a robust monsoon season here in Santa Fe. Most afternoons, our landscape is framed by brooding, heavy clouds- just like those portrayed in “West Side of the Gorge” by John Moyers. That combina
Can you hear him sing? Allan Houser is best known for his evocative, modern, and minimalistic sculptural depictions of Native subjects. His “Lead Singer” displays all of these artist hallmarks, and does so through a beautiful use of nega
#nedramatteuccigalleries continues our countdown to #santafeindianmarket with this evocative bison by Native artist Doug Hyde. “Wild Child” is a beautifully rendered marble sculpture whose adorably animated facial expression inspires smil
Alongside the rest of Santa Fe (and beyond), Nedra Matteucci Galleries is excitedly gearing up for the centennial #santafeindianmarket next week. If you are in town for the festivities, please come have a look at our exceptional offering of TC Cann
“Sometimes I don’t use a model, pictures or drawings. I just make up pieces out of my imagination or I move the clay around until I get a feeling and composition I like and then I stop.” - Glenna Goodacre (1939-2020) Come see Gle
Nedra Matteucci Galleries is thrilled to showcase this Raymond Jonson artwork from 1969 entitled Polymer #5. This bold work features flattened geometric polymer shapes set against a delicately rendered sprayed background. The contrast of these hard
A reception day haiku: Opening tonight The Matteucci Gallery Hope to see you there 5:00-7:00 pm cocktail reception Nedra Matteucci Galleries 1075 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM 87501 #galleryopening #santafenm
Bodhi the Staghound looks forward to this weekend's celebration at Nedra Matteucci Galleries! We have had more than one visitor this week exclaim that they thought Bodhi was a real dog upon first seeing him. Quite the compliment for Brett Chomer's
Nedra Matteucci Gallery is abuzz with excitement for our upcoming all-artist show celebrating 50 years of business. As a fitting kickoff to this stellar summer exhibition, we invite all of our friends and family to join us from 5:00-7:00 pm this Fri
Nedra Matteucci staff were thrilled to welcome Camille to our gallery this past week. A monumental bronze measuring 55 x 32 ½ x 40 ½ inches, Camille melts hearts and greets gallery visitors with her sweet repose and calming affect. Ca
After nearly a decade of dedication, hard work & fierce style, we sadly must wish our Operations Manager, Anna, farewell. She’s moving on up to Denver and we wish her the best of luck in her new endeavors. Here she is pictured with honorary
Mardie Rees (b. 1980) creates imaginative pieces that often emote femininity & motherhood. This piece titled "Sea's Ancient Melody" is based off William Blake's poem "To The Muses" & is an ode to the artists' love for the
The work of Jack Kent “JK” Inson (b. 1946) has always been informed by his love for realism and abstractions of nature and imbued with a blend of old and new. His newest work – an 11" x 14" oil painting entitled “Jim
Pablita Velarde (1918-2006), also known as Tse Tsan (Golden Dawn) of Santa Clara Pueblo ranks among the great Twentieth-Century Native artists of the American Southwest. An outspoken women’s rights advocate, her progressive example and strength
When Curt Walters (b. 1950) did this conte drawing he drew the model from life. Today we got a visit from Ty, the model himself. Adorned in armor and holding a sword, he held this pose for hours while Walters drew him. Entitled “Grand Explorer&
Gene (Geneva) Kloss (1903-1996) arrived in Taos in 1925 during a road trip from California. In 1929, she & her husband settled permanently in New Mexico. Her distinctive etchings - such as these, capture the mystery and intensity of the region&rs
Artist Gary Niblett (b. 1943) comes from Carlsbad, New Mexico, and the region’s unspoiled landscapes and working ranches became his earliest influences. He studied at Eastern New Mexico University and the Art Center College of Design, and for e
Born and raised in up-state New York, William de la Mantagne Cary (1840-1922) began sketching Native Americans when he first ventured out west in the 1860’s. Throughout the late 1800’s Cary distinguished himself as an engraver and illustr
Ernest Lawson (1873-1939) studied at the Académie Julian in Paris in the mid-1890s. A pivotal moment in Lawson’s career came when he was included in the landmark Armory Show of 1913. He is perhaps the least known member of the early 1900