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Thomas Deans Fine Art

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Thomas Deans Fine Art
Thomas Deans Fine Art
Atlanta - 690 Miami Circle NE #905 - GA 30324
Thomas Deans Fine Art has been a cornerstone of Atlanta’s art scene for over 25 years, offering a carefully curated selection of contemporary paintings, historical and modern works on paper, photography, and sculpture. Founded in 1983, the gallery has built a strong reputation for presenting works by both emerging and internationally recognized artists, making it a destination for collectors, museums, designers, and art enthusiasts alike.

With an emphasis on quality and artistic excellence, the gallery showcases a diverse range of styles and periods. Notable past exhibitions have featured works from the estates of influential 20th-century artists, including British draughtsman Randolph Schwabe, modernist Marek Zulawski, and Scottish painter John Boyd. The gallery has also highlighted masterpieces by Henry Moore, Lucian Freud, Paula Rego, Frank Auerbach, and historical figures like George Richmond and Frederick Arthur Bridgman. This mix of contemporary and historical art creates a rich dialogue between artistic traditions and modern expression.

Beyond exhibitions, Thomas Deans Fine Art plays an active role in the art community, working closely with museums, corporate and private collectors, and interior designers to place significant works in meaningful collections. The gallery’s expertise extends beyond visual arts, with founder Thomas Deans contributing extensively to arts education, museum projects, and scholarly writing on British and American art. His work with institutions such as the High Museum of Art, the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg, and various ballet and opera organizations reflects his dedication to cultural enrichment.

By combining a deep appreciation for artistic heritage with a keen eye for contemporary talent, Thomas Deans Fine Art continues to be a distinguished and influential presence in the art world, fostering engagement and discovery in the visual arts.

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