In the Gallery
Tom Everhart holds a unique position in art history as the only fine artist personally authorized by Charles M. Schulz to reinterpret the iconic Peanuts characters in his distinctive style. What began as an unexpected encounter in 1980 evolved into a creative partnership that continues to captivate collectors worldwide.
An exhibition that celebrates Ms. Wood’s unrelenting curiosity and passion for art, design, literature, music, family & friends; with rarely seen artwork by Don Bachardy, Henry Jaglom, Margaret Keane, and Natalie Wood herself. Including many of her personal possessions, the exhibition offers an intimate glimpse into a thoughtfully curated collection of the world's most beloved film icons.
Alfred Monrós, a Spanish artist born on April 10, 1910, was very active in Spanish politics as he was a proclaimed anarchist who was extremely vocal about anti-fascism. After the Francoist victory in the Spanish Civil War, Monrós left for France, where he became friends with Picasso and Dalí. Curated by Daniella Perez.
