Gladwell & Patterson are delighted to announce their return to the 21st Annual Palm Beach Show at the Palm Beach County Convention Center over Presidents’ Day Weekend. Regarded as the most luxurious and sophisticated showcase of its kind in the United States, the Palm Beach Show remains the Florida’s best high-end Art Fair offering items spanning every genre, juxtaposing many periods and movements.

We are excited to reveal a new look at The Palm Beach Show this year, with curated room sets in which art is placed at the core of an interior. The gallery will expertly blend a profound knowledge of interior design with their passion and expertise for the very finest paintings and sculpture on offer, showcasing an exquisite selection of the finest Post-Impressionist landscapes, twentieth-century marine and figurative paintings alongside traditional contemporary paintings and sculptures of the highest quality at The Palm Beach Show.

Over the past year, Gladwell & Patterson has collected an exceptional collection of French landscapes spanning the career of the celebrated post-impressionist artist Gustave Loiseau (1865-1935). Our collection reveals the artists’ stylistic progression from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism. Painted at the height of Loiseau’s Impressionist period in 1905, Le Quai du Pothuis à Pontoise, captures the very essence of a hot summer’s day with harmonious tones of warm blues and the use of delicate feathered brushstrokes, reminiscent of Alfred Sisley’s mature technique.

Gladwell & Patterson are world experts in the work of two exceptionally talented twentieth century Post-Impressionist artists whose names are synonymous with the gallery’s brand; Georges Charles Robin (1903-2002) and Alexandre Louis Jacob (1876-1972). Their paintings are a celebration of the French landscape. Alexandre Louis Jacob’s ethereal and tranquil landscapes of the Marne and Marais regions in north-eastern France are distinguished by their atmospheric quality. Meanwhile, George Charles Robin’s visions of the enchanting river valleys of rural France, including the Dordogne and the Loing, perfectly capture the essence of rural French life.