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Creighton-Davis Gallery 3222 "M" St. N.W. at the Shoppes of Georgetown Park
Washington, D.C. 20007
(202) 333-3050 phone
(202) 338-4470 fax
Creighton-Davis Gallery is located in Georgetown, the heart of Washington D.C.'s upscale shopping and restaurant district. Our 12,500 square foot museum style gallery is located in the Shoppes of Georgetown Park - a large interio mall at the corner of Wisconsin and M St. N.W. The space is suitable for showing simultanously several one-person shows as well as displaying our extensive on-site, ready-to-ship inventory of fine art from the 15th to the 21st century.
Among the artists whose works are frequently available are Rembrandt, Durer, Corot, Renoir, Picasso, Matisse, Braque, Miro, Chagall, Toulouse-Lautrec, Rouault, Magritte, Marsh, Bearden, Motherwell, Warhol, Stella, Lichtenstein, Dine, Hockney, Clemente, Dubuffet, and Chia, and probably well over 100 other artists.
Creighton-Davis acquires art from estates, private collections, museums, and other secondary sources and is always looking to purchase fine individual works or distinctive collections. Creighton-Davis also represents in-depth a select group of artists whose work has generated substantial critical interest. The principle focus of the gallery is to represent works that are likely to obtain or sustain the interest of connoisseurs, curators, and art historians over time. Creighton-Davis avoids reproductive prints and concentrates on unique expressions of the artist's pictorial and conceptual talents in all media (paintings, prints, sculptures, or constructions).
To view our inventory, please visit www.rareart.com or call us at 202-333-3050.
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Artworks
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"Old Man Reading" by Thomas Hart Benton
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"Southern Belle Hibiscus with Laser Light" by Gary Fox
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"Iris after the Rain" by Gary Fox
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"Chloe is Carried Off by the Methymneans" by Marc Chagall
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From the "347" series by Pablo Picasso
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"Le Lezard aux Plumes d'Or" by Joan Miro
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"347" Reminds me of Picasso. Still very original. There are audio lectures on cubism and related topics at web mp3 sources . They might be useful for those who are interested in art.
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Unfortunately, I can't visit the exhibition, but I will always have an opportunity to watch the photos ( abbmp3.com will for sure ease my disappointment;) ). I don't know for what reason as I've never found myself interested in such a genre. But I felt as if I had discovered my whole life in those paintings. They are mesmerizing, undoubtedly. I wish I could watch them live... It is really impossible to comprehend, analyze or appreciate them. Just a look into eternity. Unforgettable!
Iris after the rain is simply amazing painting. cheap web hosting
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Le Lezard aux Plumes d'Or is so inspirational, so emotional, such a dance of passion. Reminds me of Beyonce. She’s associated with red clothes and fiery dances. She could be there, inside the picture, seducing somebody in the gold flames
Le Lezard aux Plumes d'Or is so inspirational, so emotional, such a dance of passion. Reminds me of Beyonce. She’s associated with red clothes and fiery dances. She could be there, inside the picture, seducing somebody in the gold flames
Le Lezard aux Plumes d'Or is so inspirational, so emotional, such a dance of passion. Reminds me of Beyonce. She’s associated with red clothes and fiery dances. She could be there, inside the picture, seducing somebody in the gold flames