Official Representative of Anna Razumovskaya and Ivan Alifan

You are invited to see our work at these upcoming art shows. Please stop by to meet the artists, discuss the art and share your creative ideas.

Gallery D'May is the premiere Fine Art Gallery in Cape May, located in the heart of the bustling historic district on the newly enhanced Washington Street Mall (Walk).

Cape May is America's First Resort. The Town's 600 Victorian-era houses and hotels comprise one of the largest existing collections of late 19th Century frame buildings in the country. We have the most beautiful beaches with dolphins dancing daily and historic mansions as the backdrop.

Gallery D'May is your gallery by the Sea.

For all inquiries, call +1-609-884-4465

40+ Years of Extraordinary Art

For forty years and counting, Art Expo has been changing the way people buy and sell art.

Annual, juried expo brings the biggest publishers, galleries and collectors face to face with hundreds of established and emerging artists. In short, we’re the world’s largest fine art marketplace.

Shaw Gallery of Fine Art has distinguished itself as one of the premier art galleries of Southwest Florida.
Located in the heart of Olde Naples (Florida) on 5th Avenue South, Shaw Gallery offers an ever-changing display of fine art paintings, sculptures, and art glass.
For over 31 years, the gallery has featured artists of national and international distinction that are true masters in their respective fields.

Vinings Gallery A One-of-a-Kind Art Destination for Collectors and Artists Alike

Like the impressive mix of nationally recognized and emerging artists featured on its walls, Vinings Gallery is a true original - a place where a passion and enthusiasm for great art is contagious.

For those who agree with Aristotle, who long ago said, "The soul never thinks without a picture," there's plenty to stir the spirit at Vinings Gallery, a recently expanded artistic hotspot in the burgeoning Atlanta art scene.

"After a long, tough day, you should be able to kick your shoes off, open up a bottle of wine, sit back, and let that painting take you to a happy place."