Benjaman's Art Gallery
- 419 Elmwood Ave Buffalo New York 14222 United States
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Benjaman’s Art Gallery is a longstanding fine art gallery located in Buffalo, New York, specializing in American and European artwork from the 19th and 20th centuries. With over four decades of history, the gallery is known for showcasing museum-quality paintings, drawings, and sculpture, including works by both established masters and promising regional artists. It plays a vital role in promoting the cultural vitality of the area by serving collectors, institutions, and the public with expert curation and personalized art consultation services.
The gallery emphasizes education and community engagement, often hosting exhibitions, lectures, and events that help broaden appreciation for both historic and contemporary art. Benjaman’s Art Gallery is also involved in professional associations such as the Appraisers Association of America, offering certified appraisal services that meet museum, estate, and insurance standards. Its curatorial expertise and commitment to transparent transactions have made it a trusted resource for private collectors and museums alike. The gallery also offers conservation services, helping preserve valuable artworks for future generations. Through its rich inventory and decades of experience, Benjaman’s blends traditional art expertise with personal service for a wide audience of enthusiasts and patrons.
Key Services:
– Sales and exhibition of fine American and European artwork
– Art appraisal services by certified appraisers
– Art conservation and restoration consultation
– Art consulting and private collection management
– Rotating exhibitions featuring historic and contemporary artists
– Support for institutional collectors and museum acquisitions
– Educational art events and artist receptions
– Custom framing and presentation guidance
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Contact Info
- 419 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo, New York, 14222, United States
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Phone: (716) 886-0898
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