Collector Access: Rare Opportunity to Acquire Established Artworks: Miami Art Collector's Art Collection

  • We are offering exclusive access to a distinguished private collection from a prominent Miami-based art collector. Creating a unique opportunity for other collectors to acquire important pieces from internationally recognized artists.

     

    This is a highly selective collection featuring works by blue-chip and mid-career artists with global exhibition histories, established market performance, and presence in major private and institutional collections. Many of these works were originally acquired through top-tier galleries and auction houses, including Sotheby’s.

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  • For serious collectors looking to invest in significant, established artworks with proven provenance and auction history, this is a rare opportunity. These works are not publicly listed and are available by private request only.

    Available artists include:
    • Lita Albuquerque – Renowned Light and Space pioneer with works in The Met, MOCA, LACMA, and The Whitney
    • Casper Brindle – Internationally exhibited Los Angeles artist with works in major museum collections and a growing global following
    • Raoul W., Plongeur, Ad Arma, Bernard Dejongh, and Laure Krug – Established European artists with institutional presence and increasing collector demand

  • Artist Spotlight

    Read Below for Details on Included Internationally Recognized Artists
    Lita Albuquerque 'Pigment on Panel and 24k Gold Leaf on Resin' Lita Albuquerque 'Pigment on Panel and 24k Gold Leaf on Resin' Lita Albuquerque 'Pigment on Panel and 24k Gold Leaf on Resin'

    Lita Albuquerque "Pigment on Panel and 24k Gold Leaf on Resin"

    This monumental Pigment on Panel and 24k Gold Leaf on Resin captures Lita Albuquerque's signature technique. Featuring a gold leaf circle surrounded by a blue swash that resembles a glowing aura, this piece exemplifies Albuquerque’s mastery of celestial and spatial themes. Currently, only one other work of this scale is on the primary market.

     

    Who is Lita Albuquerque?

    Lita Albuquerque is an internationally celebrated American artist whose multidisciplinary practice spans installation, painting, sculpture, and public art. Emerging in the 1970s as a key figure in the Land Art and Light and Space movements, Albuquerque has spent over four decades exploring the relationship between human consciousness, the natural world, and the cosmos. 

     

    Lita has exhibited at major institutions across the globe, and her work is included in the permanent collections of the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), the Getty Trust, MOCA Los Angeles, and The Metropolitan Museum of Art, among others. Albuquerque has received numerous prestigious honors, including the top prize at the Sixth International Cairo Biennale, grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, and a National Science Foundation Artist Grant. Her career-long investigation of time, space, and perception continues to position her as one of the most important and visionary artists working today.

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    Casper Brindle "Glyphs"

    Casper Brindle’s Glyphs series are powerful examples of his signature style—intense color, reflective surfaces, and a central form that anchors the composition. With growing global recognition and limited availability, Brindle’s Glyphs are an exceptional opportunity for collectors looking to acquire a significant work by an artist at the forefront of contemporary abstraction.

     

    Who is casper brindle?

    Casper Brindle is a Los Angeles-based contemporary artist known for his large-scale abstract paintings and sculptural works that explore light, color, and perception. Influenced by the California Light and Space movement of the 1960s and '70s, Brindle uses materials like automotive paint, resin, and metallic leaf to create surfaces that shift and glow as the viewer moves.

     

    Brindle’s paintings have been exhibited across the United States and internationally, with works held in major public and private collections including the Frederick R. Weisman Art Foundation and the Laguna Art Museum. He has also been the subject of solo exhibitions at respected institutions like the Luckman Gallery Museum at Cal State LA.

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