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For more than fifty years, Kodner Gallery has served as a trusted advisor in fine art acquisitions, certified appraisals, and discreet private sales for collectors, families, estates, and institutions. We work with museum-quality works and significant private collections, frequently advising clients prior to any public sale. Our expertise includes USPAP-compliant appraisals, estate and collection guidance, and rigorous, museum-level research.


Today, the gallery is led by brothers Jonathan and David Kodner, whose combined decades of experience guide every client engagement with precision, integrity, and long-term perspective. Recognized for their scholarship, discretion, and market insight, Kodner Gallery is often consulted at the outset of estate evaluations and collection transitions—helping clients assess, preserve, and maximize value before taking action.


Areas of expertise include:


• Discreet fine art acquisitions and private sales
• Certified appraisals (USPAP and AAA compliant), accepted for insurance, estate planning, and charitable donation purposes
• Estate and collection advisement, assisting families and fiduciaries in determining the most appropriate course for their artwork before any sale decisions are made
• Advisory support for wealth managers and professional advisors, integrating fine art into long-term planning strategies
• Historical, scholarly, and provenance research, frequently relied upon in museum, academic, and institutional contexts


Jonathan and David are known for their white-glove approach, long-standing client relationships, and deep understanding of both market dynamics and the personal significance of fine art ownership. Clients and their families have entrusted Kodner Gallery across generations.

Now entering its third generation of family involvement, the Kodner legacy continues with renewed vision and a deep commitment to responsible stewardship for the future.


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NEW ARRIVALS
Southern French Landscape
William James Glackens
Circa 1925
Oil on Board
In Repose
William James Glackens
Circa 1912
Oil on Canvas
Canyon Cottonwood
Ed Mell
2001
Oil on Canvas
Winfield Scott Meeting with the Tribesmen
Benton Henderson Clark
c. 1920
Oil on Canvas
Femmes, Oiseaux, Etoile (Maeght 1715)
Joan Miro
1960
Color Lithograph on BFK Rives Paper
Old Miner's House, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Julius Lars Hoftrup
Oil on Panel
Sun Mountain, Adobes, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Julius Lars Hoftrup
Oil on Panel
Nocturne at Venice
Marc Chagall
1963
Color Lithograph
La Christ a l'Horloge, Paris 1957
Marc Chagall
1957
Color Lithograph
Fish Pitcher
Pablo Picasso
1952
Earthenware
Le Marteau sans Maitre
Joan Miro
1976
Etching
Le Piege (the Trap)
Alexander Calder
1976
Color Lithograph on Wove Paper
Summer Idyl
Edward Cucuel
Oil on Canvas
Davy Crockett at the Alamo
Benton Henderson Clark
c. 1920
Oil on Canvas
Winter Pasture
Oscar Edmund Berninghaus
Oil on Canvas
Koeroek
Victor Vasarely
Screenprint in Colors on Wove Paper
Untitled (T. CETI-MC)
Victor Vasarely
Screenprint
Crickets in November, New Albany, Ohio
Charles Burchfield
1919
Watercolor and Gouache
Sunlight on the Garden Patio, Spain
Frederick Childe Hassam
1910
Watercolor on Paper
Sunset
Frederick Childe Hassam
1894
Watercolor on Paper Laid to Board
Frankie and Johnnie
Thomas Hart Benton
1936
Lithograph
Frisky Day
Thomas Hart Benton
1939
Lithograph
Aaron
Thomas Hart Benton
1941
Lithograph
Taos Mountains and Penitentes
Gene Kloss
Drypoint and Aquatint Engraving
Yesteryear in Talpa
Gene Kloss
Etching
Moonlit Kiva
Alice Geneva Glasier (gene) Kloss
Lithograph
Young Navajo Mother
Alice Geneva Glasier (gene) Kloss
1962
Drypoint Etching
In Repose
Thomas Wilmer Dewing
c. 1900-10
Pastel on Brown Paper
Docks Along the Harlem River, Springtime
Ernest Lawson
1917
Oil on Canvas
Pont de Solferino, Paris
Eugene Galien Laloue
Watercolor and Gouache