Robin Rosenberg Fine Art Inc.

Robin Rosenberg Fine Art Inc. With more than 30 years of experience, RRFA is a trusted resource specializing in the purchase and private sales of modern and contemporary works of art.

Private Art Dealer -
Montreal, Canada Area Fine Art

Art Consultant and private dealer specializing in
20th & 21st Century Modern and Contemporary, abstract & representational paintings, drawings, works on paper, prints, photographs, and sculpture by renowned and emerging international and regional artists. Following an art history education from University of Toronto and McGill University, Rob

in Rosenberg has developed an extensive international network in both the primary and secondary art markets. Robin has worked as advisor in a curatorial capacity with art committees in corporate settings. A partial list of Robin’s corporate clients include: Canadian Pacific Railroad, Rio Tinto Alcan, Royal Bank of Canada, Bell Canada Enterprises, Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, and other major businesses across Canada. In recent years, Robin Rosenberg has handled important works by many celebrated artists such as Jim Dine, Fernand Léger, Jean (Hans) Arp, Alfred Pellan, Philip Surrey,Lawren Harris, Lynn Chadwick, Emily Carr, Alex Colville, Jeff Koons, David Hockney, Damien Hirst, A.Y. Jackson, Alex Katz, Roy Lichtenstein, Henry Moore, Louise Nevelson, Jean Paul Riopelle, Richard Serra, Donald Sultan, Andy Warhol, and Tom Wesselmann. Services offered include appraisals, conservation, restoration and museum quality framing, shipping, and installation.

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As the summer quietly reaches its midpoint, it’s worth pausing to appreciate the colours, light, and rhythms that make t...
07/25/2026

As the summer quietly reaches its midpoint, it’s worth pausing to appreciate the colours, light, and rhythms that make the season so memorable.

From sun-drenched landscapes to moments of leisure, movement, and reflection, these works capture the many ways artists have interpreted the feeling of summer across generations. Through photography, painting, and mixed media, each piece offers a glimpse into the atmosphere, energy, and fleeting moments that define the season.

As the days continue to unfold, this collection invites us to slow down, look closer, and embrace the beauty of a season that always seems to pass too quickly. At Robin Rosenberg Fine Art, we believe collecting begins with moments of connection and grows into a lifelong legacy.

Featured artworks:
Raymond Pettibon, No Title (Draw the Line) (2020)
MARIA SVARBOVA, 7, Horizon (2020)
Vik Muniz, The Lake, after Tarsila do Amaral (2023)
SLIM AARONS Official, Keep Your Cool (Backgammon By the Pool), Acapulco (1978)
Andy Warhol, Set of 8 Unique Sunsets (F&S II. 85-88) (1972)
Alex Katz, Reflection 2 (2021)
Massimo Guido Vitali, Lençois Laguna do Peixe Posing (2012)
Gordon Parks, Untitled, Shady Grove, Alabama (1956)
, The Prickly Heat (2026)
Ellen von Unwerth, Freshly Bloomed, Bavaria (2015)
Charles Gaines, Numbers and Trees: Palm Canyon, Palm Series 4, Tree # 2, Kitanemuk (2021)

07/23/2026

Get to know the people behind Robin Rosenberg Fine Art ✨

Next up in our “This or That” series is our Executive Director Émilie. Stay tuned for Jojo and Tamar’s answers next!

Fashion photography has long transcended the pages of magazines to become an important part of contemporary art collecti...
07/18/2026

Fashion photography has long transcended the pages of magazines to become an important part of contemporary art collections.

This composition brings together photographs by Arthur Elgort (Arthur Elgort), Herb Ritts (Herb Ritts Foundation), and Patrick Demarchelier ([email protected]), three influential photographers whose distinct approaches shaped the visual language of fashion and portraiture. From Elgort’s effortless sense of movement and spontaneity, to Ritts’ refined, sculptural compositions, to Demarchelier’s timeless elegance, each artist created images that continue to resonate beyond their original context.

Collecting photography offers the opportunity to acquire works that capture a singular moment while reflecting the artistic vision and cultural significance behind the image.

At Robin Rosenberg Fine Art, we curate artworks of lasting quality and significance, helping collectors build meaningful collections that reflect their vision and stand the test of time.

Public art has the power to transform not only the spaces we move through, but the conversations we have within them.For...
07/16/2026

Public art has the power to transform not only the spaces we move through, but the conversations we have within them.

For his latest commission at Rockefeller Center (Rockefeller Center), Hank Willis Thomas (ᕼᗩᑎK) explores connection, identity, and shared humanity through a striking new installation. Drawing on his signature use of familiar symbols and layered imagery, the work invites viewers to slow down, look closer, and reflect on the stories that unite us across cultures and generations.

On view through October 6, 2026, the installation offers visitors the opportunity to experience Thomas’s work in one of New York City’s most iconic public spaces.

Our newest blog is now live!The female n**e has been one of art history’s most enduring and debated subjects. Far more t...
07/14/2026

Our newest blog is now live!

The female n**e has been one of art history’s most enduring and debated subjects. Far more than a depiction of the body, it has reflected changing ideals of beauty, power, identity, and the act of looking itself. From classical traditions to contemporary practice, each era has redefined what the n**e can represent and why it continues to captivate us.

Explore “The Female N**e in Art: Beauty, Representation, and the Power of the Gaze” through the link in our bio.

At Robin Rosenberg Fine Art, we help collectors acquire works of lasting historical and aesthetic significance. Interested in exploring more? We’d love to hear from you!

Featured artworks:
Ellen von Unwerth, Heimat #272 (2015)
Peter Paul Rubens, The Three Graces (1630 – 1635)
Jenny Saville, Propped (1992)
Alexandros of Antioch, Venus de Milo (2nd century BC)
Mickalene Thomas, Jet Blue #11 (2021)
Janet Werner, Chalk Cliffs (after CDF) (2025)

We are saddened by the passing of visionary artist Yaacov Agam, whose pioneering work redefined the possibilities of abs...
07/11/2026

We are saddened by the passing of visionary artist Yaacov Agam, whose pioneering work redefined the possibilities of abstraction and transformed the relationship between art and its viewer.

A leading figure in kinetic and optical art, Agam rejected the notion of the artwork as a fixed image. Instead, he created dynamic compositions that shifted with movement, light, and perspective, inviting each viewer to experience something unique.

Driven by a lifelong exploration of colour, geometry and perception, his work challenged conventional ways of seeing and expanded the boundaries of contemporary art. His influence continues to be felt through the generations of artists and audiences inspired by his innovative vision.

Yaacov Agam leaves behind an enduring legacy, one that reminds us that art is not simply something to observe but something to experience.

Featured works:

Rainbow Bright (2006)
Relief Painting in Space (1960)
Tactile Bleu (1964)
Menorah (1986)
Midnight Blue (1988)

07/07/2026

Get to know the people behind Robin Rosenberg Fine Art ✨

We’re kicking off our “This or That” series with our founder, Robin Rosenberg. Stay tuned for Jojo, Émilie, and Tamar’s answers next!

Today, we celebrate Canada’s rich artistic landscape and the remarkable voices that continue to shape it. From coast to ...
07/01/2026

Today, we celebrate Canada’s rich artistic landscape and the remarkable voices that continue to shape it. From coast to coast, Canadian artists bring forward diverse perspectives, histories, and ideas that reflect the complexity of this country’s cultural identity.

This Canada Day, we are proud to highlight a selection of artists whose practices span generations, disciplines, and lived experiences. Their work reminds us that Canadian art is continually evolving, grounded in creativity, dialogue, and the many communities that make it so distinctive.

Happy Canada Day from all of us at Robin Rosenberg Fine Art! 🍁

Featured Artists:
Audie Murray
Abbas Akhavan
Lotus L. Kang
Samuel Roy-Bois
Caroline Monnet
Stan Douglas
Antonietta Grassi

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