Cutter & Cutter Fine Art

05/28/2026

The furnace has gone quiet. 🔥

After 49 years, Richard Satava has officially retired from glassblowing, marking the close of an extraordinary career in contemporary American art glass.

For decades, Satava’s work has captivated collectors with its luminous color, remarkable depth, and unmistakable craftsmanship. His famed jellyfish sculptures — suspended in crystal-clear glass with flowing tendrils and layered movement — have become some of the most recognizable works in art glass today.

Cutter & Cutter Fine Art is honored to share the remaining available Satava Art Glass works from our collection, including select jellyfish sculptures and richly colored vases inspired by florals, moonlit landscapes, and nature.

As a special opportunity for collectors, available Satava works are currently offered sales tax free or with complimentary out-of-state shipping.

With the furnaces now turned off, these pieces stand as a lasting tribute to nearly five decades of artistic dedication and innovation.

View available works and contact the gallery for current availability and acquisition details.

05/28/2026

05/21/2026

Spend the day surrounded by art in the heart of historic downtown St. Augustine.

Today, three artists are creating live works throughout the day at Cutter & Cutter Fine Art. 🎨

• Matthew J Cutter Fine Art and Daud Akhriev Studio are painting on location in the courtyard of the Lightner Museum
• Melissa Hefferlin Studio is inside the gallery working on a still life painting live for visitors to experience

Stop by, watch the creative process unfold, and see new works take shape in real time.

Due to the warm weather, Matthew and Daud may wrap up early outdoors and continue the day back inside the gallery — so be sure to stop in either way to see all three artists at work.

📍Cutter & Cutter Fine Art
Downtown St. Augustine

05/20/2026

05/19/2026

A remarkable discovery from the Dr. Seuss archives has arrived.

Recently uncovered among Ted Geisel’s sketches and notes was a complete unpublished manuscript created to teach children the names of all fifty states through rhyme — a joyful celebration of curiosity, learning, and imagination.

Now released as "Sing the Fifty States", this newly discovered work brings The Cat in the Hat back to lead a lively coast-to-coast chorus filled with rhythm, movement, and the unmistakable spirit of Dr. Seuss. Released as an exceptionally small limited edition, this rare Capsule Collection release offers collectors the opportunity to acquire an important newly revealed Seuss image during the celebration of America’s 250th anniversary.

There is a sense of wonder throughout the piece — the kind of joyful discovery that has made the work of Dr. Seuss resonate across generations.

To learn more or acquire Sing the Fifty States, please contact us for pricing, availability, framing options, and additional details.

Edition Info:
- Pigment Print on Paper
- Authorized Estate Edition
- Image Size: 17” x 25”
- Limited Edition of 195 Arabic Numbers
- 99 Patrons’ Collection
- 55 Collaborators’ Proofs
- 5 Hors d’Commerce
2 Printer's Proofs

05/09/2026

New arrivals at Cutter & Cutter Fine Art ✨

A striking new selection of works is now available, featuring the expressive charcoal compositions of Daud Akhriev, the quiet narrative of Melissa Hefferlin’s pastel work, luminous watercolor and acrylic paintings by Dean Mitchell, a rare stone lithograph by Alphonse Mucha, and a commanding large-scale oil by Navarro Montllor.

From intimate moments to dramatic compositions, each work offers a distinct perspective and presence within the gallery. Highlights include Akhriev’s powerful figurative studies, Mitchell’s atmospheric Southern scenes, Mucha’s elegant Art Nouveau lithography, and Montllor’s monumental The Sea of Poseidon.

A. "The Popular Girls" by Melissa Hefferlin, Pastel on Paper, 26.5" x 18.5"
B. "Rose" by Dean Mitchell, Watercolor on Board, 30" x 20"
C. "La Madruga II" by Daud Akhriev, Charcoal on Paper, 29" x 45.5"
D. "The Sea of Poseidon" by Navarro Montllor, Oil on Board, 72" x 48"
E. "Southern Oak" by Dean Mitchell, Watercolor on Paper, "30" x 22"
F. "Study for Shift Change" by Daud Akhriev, Charcoal on Paper, 22" x 41.5"
G. "Flirt" by Alphonse Mucha, Stone Lithograph, c.1900, 25.25" x 12"

Now available at Cutter & Cutter Fine Art in downtown St. Augustine. Contact the gallery for additional images and details.

📍 25 King Street, St. Augustine, Florida
📲 904-810-0460

05/08/2026

Spend Mother’s Day weekend with the vibrant new works of Josef Kote at Cutter & Cutter Fine Art.

Now on view are five striking paintings by Kote, each capturing his signature movement of light, color, and atmosphere: Chromatic Flow, Coastal Harmonies, Light Over Waves, Tranquil Sanctuary, and Salt-Kissed Breeze.

These works invite you into layered seascapes and luminous abstractions that shift and glow with every step through the gallery.

This is the perfect weekend to visit — enjoy the exhibition in person and find something truly special in time for Mother’s Day.

Gallery hours this weekend:
Saturday & Sunday 10 AM – 6 PM

05/08/2026

Light, movement, and atmosphere come alive in this new window display featuring works by Josef Kote - Artist at Cutter & Cutter Fine Art.

Known for his expressive palette knife technique and luminous color, Kote’s paintings capture fleeting moments with remarkable energy and emotion — from shimmering water scenes to radiant skies filled with light. Seen together in the front gallery windows, each piece creates a striking dialogue of texture, motion, and reflection.

Also featured in the display is Declaration Reimagined — Josef Kote’s expressive contemporary interpretation of one of America’s most iconic moments in history. Through bold color, energetic brushwork, and dramatic light, Kote transforms the familiar scene into something vibrant, emotional, and strikingly modern. Positioned among his luminous coastal works, the painting creates a compelling contrast between history, atmosphere, and contemporary expression.

Now on view in downtown St. Augustine.

04/09/2026

A new collection of pastel paintings has arrived, capturing a range of seasons and shifting light. From expansive marshland skies to quiet coastal moments and softly layered winter scenes, each work reflects a deep sensitivity to atmosphere, memory, and place.

These works are now available. For pricing, availability, and additional images, please contact the gallery or visit the link in bio.

Lyn Asselta pastel painter

02/03/2026

Thank you for helping make 'Perspectives', our exhibition weekend with the Akhriev Family, such a standout success. Scrolling through the photos, we hope you’ll feel a bit of the energy we all shared in the gallery: meaningful conversations, thoughtful looking, and the joy of seeing new works find their way into wonderful collections.

Whether you joined us in person, collected a piece during the weekend, or supported these artists from afar, please know this: this event only happens because of you!! Your presence, encouragement, and patronage are what allow us to bring artists of this caliber to St. Augustine and present their newest work with the care it deserves.

Missed the opening weekend?
Perspectives is still on view in the gallery, with additional works by the Akhriev Family available to explore. We invite you to stop by, spend time with the work, and see what’s still available in person—or visit our website to view the collection online.