Below are some works that left browngrotta arts for new homes in the last few months.We are always pleased when art works we promote capture the imagination of a client or collector or someone who found us on the internet.

Mariette Rousseau-Vermette
Work by Mariette Rousseau-Vermette (Canada) in California. Client photo.
Katherine Westphal
A Katherine Westphal (US) collage in New York. Client Photo.

We then have the chance to tell them more about the remarkable artist whose work we admire.

Naomi Kobayashi
Work by Naomi Kobayashi (Japan) in Massachusetts.
Warren Seelig
A stonefield work by Warren Seelig (US), commissioned for a client in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta

We share the impetus behind the work when we have that information.

Gudrun Pagter
A tapestry by Gudrun Pagter (Sweden) at home in Massachusetts.
Pat Campbell
A multi-layered paper work by Pat Campbell (US) in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta

And, in an ideal world, they work is acquired and finds a new location.

Dorothy Gill Barnes
A grouping of innovative objects by Dorothy Gill Barnes (US) displayed in New York City. Client photo.
Keiji Nio
Cat’s Eyes by Keiji Nio (Japan) in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta

A location where it inspires and delights.

Włodzimierz Cygan
Włodzimierz Cygan’s work in New York City. Client Photo.
Åse Ljones
An embroidery by Åse Ljones (Norway) in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta.

Agneta Hobin
Fans of stainless steel mesh and mica by Agneta Hobin (Finland) in Pennsylvania. Client Photo.
Lilla Kulka
A sculptural tapestry by Lilla Kulka (Poland) in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta
Baiba Osite
A work of driftwood by Baiba Osite (Latvia) in Connecticut. Photo by Tom Grotta
Caroline Bartlett
A dyed, pleated and stitched work by Caroline Bartlett(UK) installed in CT. Photo by Tom Grotta.
Works by Dorothy Gill Barnes(US) and Gyöngy Laky(US). Photo by Tom Grotta.

To find something for your location, visit our website: browngrotta.com.