Karen Anderer Fine Art

Karen Anderer Fine Art Artists w/ placement in collections worldwide. Including MoMA, National Gallery of Art, Smithsonian.

"I believe in building relationships, with artists and with clients. With a group of just over 25 artists exhibiting regularly; you will see a representation of their work continually throughout the year. Many of the artists have one Feature or Highlight Exhibit and participate in varIous Group Exhibits each year with invited guest artists.
~ Karen Anderer, Owner/Curator

***At this time, the Gallery sells only Original Artwork and does not represent any Artist who produces reproduction prints.

ROBERT ALLEN NELSON • SEPTEMBER 4“Once Upon a Time” Opening, 5-8:00 Robert A Nelson Watching Over the Gardenoil on canva...
08/31/2026

ROBERT ALLEN NELSON • SEPTEMBER 4
“Once Upon a Time”
Opening, 5-8:00

Robert A Nelson
Watching Over the Garden
oil on canvas
60x72

Repost from michellegregor •It’s a thrilling thing to see my work in print and through a writer’s perspective. Link to 4...
08/30/2026

Repost from michellegregor
•
It’s a thrilling thing to see my work in print and through a writer’s perspective. Link to 48 Hills article in my bio. Thank you again Mary Corbin I am so delighted. 48hills

The rarest of works released to date, circa 1946–1951UPDATE:Given the multifaceted response this artwork has generated,...
08/29/2026

The rarest of works released to date, circa 1946–1951

UPDATE:
Given the multifaceted response this artwork has generated, Louise Schintz Nelson has determined that "The Red Machine" will remain within the Robert Allen Nelson Estate while its long-term stewardship is carefully considered.
Reflecting the painting's significance within
Nelson's oeuvre was always at the forefront, so we appreciate your understanding that it will not be available for acquisition through the forthcoming exhibition.
Expressions of interest may be directed to the gallery and will be added and retained for consideration.

Robert A. Nelson

The Red Machine, date unknown

—Created while studying at The Art Institute of Chicago

oil on canvas • 60 × 40 inches

The Red Machine will be available as part of Robert Allen Nelson’s upcoming exhibition, “Once Upon a Time,” Opening September 4.

Due to the work’s rarity and historical significance, it will not be placed on public view at this time.
*inquiries are welcome. (see update above)

CARL WHITE • COMING SOONWhite Heart acrylic on cast concrete 12x8xx5
08/28/2026

CARL WHITE • COMING SOON
White Heart
acrylic on cast concrete
12x8xx5

Gallery Row Gosh, we lost an Angel, didn't we. At a time when the world feels increasingly challenging and divided, we n...
08/27/2026

Gallery Row

Gosh, we lost an Angel, didn't we.

At a time when the world feels increasingly challenging and divided, we need Dolly’s particular kind of grace, humor, courage, and humanity more than ever.

“I’ve always loved butterflies, because they remind us that it’s never too late to transform ourselves.”
— Dolly Parton

In the window, this beautiful 22kg butterfly on handmade paper René Romero Schuler

Forever the baby. Ferdinand.

Sweet Espresso Bowl

Isn't this vacated hornet’s nest gorgeous?

Robert Allen Nelson (1925-2021)
an oil painting from his early undergraduate days

Tonight’s Moon
—crazy that our phones can do this

In Rocket Girl, Louise Schintz-Nelson stages an encounter between opposing forms of power through a monumental rocket an...
08/24/2026

In Rocket Girl, Louise Schintz-Nelson stages an encounter between opposing forms of power through a monumental rocket and n**e figure.
Although the machine asserts itself through scale and suggestive form, it remains inert. The woman, composed and resolute, holds the true authority within the work.

Look for additional small drawings coming in for September.

At this time of year, the last light comes across this vintage plaster pedestal. The light is showing all Michelle Grego...
08/21/2026

At this time of year, the last light comes across this vintage plaster pedestal. The light is showing all Michelle Gregor’s beauty.

Michelle Gregor
Antibes
ceramic
8 x 4 x 4 inches

Made of clay (earth) and transformed by water, air and fire, Gregor’s sculptures offer us a chance to believe in the redemptive qualities of beautiful things: in our own resiliency, as we travel though life, and the possibility of transcendence.

—Maria Porges, Art’s Avatars and Angels, 2013

This October, a retrospective of Marlin Bert’s work will bring together selections from across his artistic career. View...
08/20/2026

This October, a retrospective of Marlin Bert’s work will bring together selections from across his artistic career. Viewed in relation to one another, these works reveal both the breadth of his exploration and the remarkable continuity of a visual language that remains distinctly his own.

October 2 through October 31

*Events
Opening: First Friday, October 2, 5:00-8:00 PM
ArtWalk Saturday: October 17, 10:00-5:00 PM
ArtWalk Sunday: October 18, 12:00-4:00 PM
Closing Day: Saturday, October 31, 11:00-5:00 PM

Address

146 N Prince Street
Lancaster, PA
17603

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 5pm
Thursday 11am - 5pm
Friday 11am - 5pm
Saturday 11am - 5pm

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+17173938807

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