Art and Gallery

Central Park View from a Window (Springtime), Babette New, 1950

Park Slope Gallery features a wide variety of art and ephemera-from fine oil paintings to vintage advertising. We represent several contemporary artists as well as the estate of Leon Bibel. See a complete list of our featured artists and view examples of their work.

Other gallery choices include early handcolored botanicals, vintages children's book illustrations, and early to mid-century textiles. The selection of ephemera includes vintage postcards, trade cards, vintage labels, advertising and historical material. We have many smaller, unframed, matted artworks (in the categories mentioned above) in browsers throughout the gallery spaces.

Park Slope Gallery is located in a 19th century brownstone in historic Park Slope, Brooklyn. The space also features a lovely garden and fish pond in the garden. Take a virtual tour of the gallery...

A view of our large gallery.

	The estate of LEON BIBEL, an extraordinary and compelling WPA artist whose social realist images are in major museum collections, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and The Museum of Fine Arts.
	GEORGE FORSS, an internationally-known photographer of black and white New York City images. George has had one-person exhibitions at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, The New York Public Library, and the Musée d'Orange in France, among many other venues.
	ANNIE SILVERMAN produces colorful, whimsical and narrative works using a myriad of unusual printing techniques, including the relief genre of woodcut.
	ALEXIS GORODINE is an internationally known artist who transforms ordinary and recognizable iconography into evocative forms and mysterious signals in his prints, paintings, and collages.
	ROGER DUMONT is a contemporary folk artist from Québec who fashions wooden birds out of found wood and other materials. His sculptures are full of personality and whimsy and are true expressions of folk art.
	HAZEL JARVIS is a British-born botanical artist. Her lyrical watercolors are in the permanent collection of the Hunt Institute for Botancial Documentation. She is a member of the American Society of Botanical Artists and the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators.
	LA VERN FRANK-RUSH and her husband, George Rush, were artists at the W.P.A. funded Sioux City Art Center. Their prints and watercolors are a window into the Midwest in the 30's
	ELEANOR HARRINGTON studied at the Art Students’ League with George Bridgman and worked for Coles Phillips, the great Saturday Evening Post illustrator of the 1920’s. She did murals, textile design, watercolors, and paintings in addition to her drawings.
	OTHER FEATURED ARTISTS include Tadashiro Kumazaki, Kerry Wade. We also show pieces by Nancy Chunn. Selections of their work are always available.
	The GALLERY COLLECTION features a variety of works including folk art, vintage advertisting and illustration, sculpture, and ephemera.

A NOTE TO OUR VISITORS: All images on this site are copyright of the artist indicated or of Park Slope Gallery. It is illegal to sell, copy, or distribute these images without permission from Park Slope Gallery or the artist. Thank you for your help in protecting the creative talents of our artists.

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