Hope Davis Fine Art, LLC

Hope Davis Fine Art, LLC Hope Davis Fine Art, LLC. Fine Art Advisory and USPAP certified Appraisal Services. American & Euro Education is key to her clients’ comfort and enthusiasm.

President at Hope Davis Fine Art, LLC
1997 - Present (18 years)

Hope Davis is a specialist in American art with 35 years of experience as an advisor, appraiser and art dealer. Hope’s deep knowledge of 19th and 20th century American art is leveraged for her clients’ benefit. She encourages a dialogue between traditional and new art, and provides a rich historical context for understanding collecti

ng trends. As an advisor, Hope guides clients to focus their field of vision and discover what it is that speaks to them. While committed to the belief that acquiring art with one’s “heart” is paramount, Hope Davis Fine Art (HDFA) augments clients’ decision-making process with informed, thorough market analysis. Recently relocated to New York City, HDFA works with both seasoned and novice collectors, accessing a range of public and private resources nationwide. Advisory services also include buying and selling at auction, provenance research, conservation, installation, collection management, and appraisals. HDFA, LLC
is a certified member of the Appraisers Association of America, and provides USPAP certified fine art appraisals for insurance, charitable donation, and estate purposes.. Hope’s professional life is a testament to her commitment to a range of arts and education organizations in the greater New York community. She has been a Trustee of the Hudson River Museum since 1998, currently serving on the Executive Committee, and chairing the Programming/Collections Committee. For many years Hope led the art appreciation program, Eyes on ART, serving thousands of elementary school age children in public and private schools in Westchester County. Hope also served on the boards of The Rye Arts Center, RiverArts, and Irvington Education Foundation. For professional expertise navigating the art market, please contact: [email protected]

05/27/2020
That the University of Iowa restored, traveled, and created a new museum to house this masterpiece (valued at a startlin...
05/06/2020

That the University of Iowa restored, traveled, and created a new museum to house this masterpiece (valued at a startlingly low $140 million) at a time when the public trust is in increasing jeopardy is IMO truly wonderful. The story is that much more resonant on the heels of reading about Po***ck and his tumultuous life with Krasner in Mary Gabriel's, NINTH ST. WOMEN. (This is a terrific read if interested in this time period.)

To date, ‘Mural’ has visited 13 museums and traveled about 20,000 miles.

I revisited the Smith College Museum last week after @ 30 years--it was a fabulous afternoon. Among the several notewor...
08/13/2019

I revisited the Smith College Museum last week after @ 30 years--it was a fabulous afternoon. Among the several noteworthy American pictures in the collection are these two--standouts for me. Little known genre painter Alfred Kappes painted sensitive pictures of African Americans. Exhibited at the Boston Arts Club in 1887, TATTERED AND TORN, is a sympathetic painting, poignant, and beautifully executed. It surfaced on the auction market at Phillips in 2001, and was donated to Smith by well known American art collector, Rita Fraad. Thomas Eakins EDITH MAHON is a portrait I recall writing about in American art history (decades ago!) I was captivated then, and still am now by Eakins psychological depiction of this well known pianist of the time. What an intelligent, introspective, and to me, very modern woman. Love the Stanford White frame, too.

A story that illustrates the better side of the present art world. Worth reading!
09/25/2015

A story that illustrates the better side of the present art world. Worth reading!

Upon seeing the fruits of Wilson’s struggle, one of Hauser’s directors helped organize a pop-up exhibition for the young painter in the back room of a DUMBO fashion boutique.

Yan Pei Ming- at Frieze.
06/09/2015

Yan Pei Ming- at Frieze.

With Eric Fischl's people
12/07/2014

With Eric Fischl's people

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