An established Santa Fe gallery has recently mounted a riveting retrospective highlighting the incredible life and career of Robert Daughters (1929-2013). Travel through the decades via the creative vision of this accomplished painter.
Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is proud to be presenting a collection of special paintings by the late Robert Daughters (1929-2013) in hopes that it will eventually lead to a larger, more comprehensive museum retrospective. Intending to span the artist’s entire career, the gallery is currently seeking to borrow and/or purchase Daughters’ works to move closer to its goal.
Via the gallery, “In the gallery’s continuing effort to honor and represent Robert Daughters, we employ your help. The gallery has always wanted to curate a museum show for the artist. It would be an honor and privilege to head such an effort. An exhibition of this sort would require access to many of the pieces Meyer Gallery sold over the years. This is where we need your assistance. If possible, please send an image of any Robert Daughters original artwork from your collection to the gallery’s e-mail to be considered for the future museum exhibition.
“And to our collectors who are downsizing and need to sell their artwork, Meyer Gallery is your best choice for Robert Daughters resale. We continue to maintain brisk sales for the artist’s secondary market works. Opening 52 years ago in Park City, and with the Santa Fe gallery celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2017 — a combined 82 years as art specialists — Meyer Gallery is the destination for discerning collectors.”
To learn more, visit Meyer Gallery.
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I’m seeking information about a drawing that Robert Daughters did when I was his neighbor in Santa Fe. It’s of a woman sitting sideways on a barstool kissing a man. It’s done in red & black& is signed in the upper left hand corner. Any information you can give me would be appreciated.
Hi Lisa! I’m afraid we don’t offer this type of research, but I’ve reached out to our team to see if anyone has a better answer for you. I’ll be sure to let you know. Good luck with your search!