Fall 2026 Fine Art Catalog Is Here
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Featured Artworks
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Celebrating 50 years
Special Pricing on over 400 works
Discover the the Fall Collection
As autumn approaches, we invite you to discover new works, fresh perspectives, and exceptional opportunities to collect.
The Martin Lawrence Galleries Fall Collection brings together an inspired selection of modern and contemporary masters, from Erté and DeVon to Roy Lichtenstein, Joan Miró, and Keith Haring.
This exclusive event presents exceptional opportunities to acquire celebrated works at special seasonal values, available for a limited time. Highlights include etchings from Salvador Dalí’s Song of Songs of Solomon, recent paintings by Philippe Bertho, and new offerings from our Andy Warhol and Takashi Murakami collections.
Every piece is beautifully framed*, fully guaranteed, and ready to enrich your space with color, energy, and meaning.
Our art consultants are delighted to provide personalized guidance.
Artist Profile
Robert Standish
"I paint mostly abstracts and occasionally return to photorealism. I’m in awe of the creative force all around us. Can’t think of anything that’s so strikingly omnipresent."
For over two decades, Los Angeles-based painter Robert Standish has explored the evolving relationship between perception and expression. Originally known for his striking photorealistic depictions of urban life, Standish transitioned over a decade ago into abstraction—moving away from technical precision to embrace spontaneity and emotional depth. His Abstract Expressionist approach, characterized by layered textures and bold gestures, reflects his deep interest in cosmology, topography, and psychological theory—particularly Carl Jung’s exploration of the unconscious. Through his work, Standish invites viewers into a space of discovery, where color, movement, and intuition converge in a dynamic visual dialogue.