Early Santa Fe & Taos artists
The Gallery proudly represents a diverse array of artists, including pioneering women spanning the generations. In honor of Women’s History Month, enjoy a selection of pieces by female artists currently available at the Gallery.
Read MoreThe Taos Society of Artists forever shaped the mythos of the Southwest and the trajectory of one small mountain town forever. They also, in their individual pursuits of fresh perspective, developed a uniquely American artistic philosophy and mode of painting. Learn more on the Nedra Matteucci Galleries blog.
Read MoreExplore the life and artist journey of Sherrie McGraw, a legendary American painter and fine art instructor. Winner of countless awards, a member of the Salmagundi Club, and more, McGraw’s work is a testament to her dedication and love of art.
Read MoreLooking for some of the best buys in the Gallery? Take a peek in the glass cases at the eclectic collection inside. Whether you’re holiday shopping or just love art, jewelry, and antiques, here are 16 treasures you won’t want to miss.
Read MoreWhether you’re a budding collector hunting for original historic pieces, an established connoisseur seeking unique finds, or simply a fine art lover, these 18 works are some of the best buys in the Gallery.
Read MoreFrom a blooming garden in Taos to rolling waves in Hawaii, enjoy these works at the Gallery that capture the essence of the glorious dog days of summer.
Read MoreIn advance of his upcoming exhibition, we spoke with acclaimed painter Chris Morel, who graciously gives us insights into his creative process, early years, and the philosophies that have driven his successful career.
Read MoreWe recently sat down with acclaimed sculptor, Ed Smida, whose work will be featured in the upcoming two-man exhibition, A Lifetime of Learning: Two Artistic Journeys. In this interview, the artist gives us a glimpse into his process, inspirations, and more.
Read MorePeer into the marvelous and mysterious world of transcendental art, an art movement formed in New Mexico in the late 1930s.
Read MoreFrom lithography and etching to drypoint and woodblock, learn how fine art prints are made, see available pieces at the Gallery, and get a brief overview of the technique and artistry that go into the various printmaking processes.
Read MoreGet lost in these selected works that show romance through artistry, beauty, and charm. There just might be a few you’ll be pining for.
Read MoreLearn some of the stories and secrets behind one of Santa Fe’s most illustrious and intriguing art galleries. Meet the owners and see how they turned a gallery into a true Southwestern landmark for buying and selling fine art.
Read MoreFinding the right present for the people on your list is easier than ever this year with Nedra Matteucci Galleries’ curated gift guide. In it you’ll see selected small works and one-of-a-kind pieces to fit a range of budgets all available in our online store.
Read MoreWe recently sat down with multimedia artist and sculptor JK Inson. He graciously gives us background into his life and decades of creating so we can appreciate his pieces in a deeper way.
Read MoreOne thing the Gallery is known for is its vast collection of bronzes, which includes works of all sizes and styles. What these sculptures all have in common, however, is a single, frequently-asked question: “How are bronzes made?”
Read MoreThe air is getting crisp and the leaves are changing color – sure signs that autumn is on its way. Get excited with us for all things fall with these stunning pieces available at the Gallery, which truly convey the colors and coziness of the season.
Read MoreAfter a life-changing injury that stole his sight, a young artist still dreamt of being a sculptor. What happened next is a testament to the creativity and tenacity of the human spirit. This is Michael Naranjo’s story.
Read MoreLearn more about the art of portraiture, some of the masterful artists at the Gallery, and see which piece connects with you in this week’s blog.
Read MoreInfluenced by the stories and folktales from his Native culture, Doug Hyde is a master sculptor who uses the imagery of his upbringing to shape his influential sculptures.
Read MoreBoth delicate and enduring, works on paper have an undeniably special quality. They also span a variety of media from gouache and charcoal to lithographs and etchings. These different techniques and styles can be seen in the following eleven works, which represent just a small sample of the art on paper available at the Gallery.
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