Seascape here is less a place than a state of mind, and the hang makes the case by putting a Kees van Dongen from the French Riviera in the same rooms as Zvonimir Mihanovic's hyperreal Adriatic surfaces and Mary Sipp Green's weather-heavy horizons. Nearly a century separates the earliest work from the latest, which makes the differences in touch unusually legible. Free, cool, and two minutes from the Fifth Avenue crush.
What to expect
A quiet second-floor Midtown gallery hung with marine paintings that reward slow looking, from thickly worked Riviera color to near-photographic renderings of water. Staff are welcoming to walk-ins and will happily talk through the artists if the gallery is quiet.
Good to know
- East 57th Street between Park and Madison; the N/R/W and F trains at 57th Street are closest
- Free admission during weekday gallery hours
- The gallery is on the second floor, reached by elevator
- Weekday-only hours, so plan a lunch-hour visit
- A calm, cool detour from the Fifth Avenue shopping crush
- Combine it with the other 57th Street galleries in the same corridor
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Common questions
Which artists are in the exhibition?
Kees van Dongen, Zvonimir Mihanovic, George Nemethy and Mary Sipp Green.
Is the gallery free to visit?
Yes, admission is free during regular hours.
Where is Findlay Galleries in New York?
On the second floor at 32 East 57th Street in Midtown.
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