Louise Nevelson

Louise Nevelson was one of the most important American sculptors of the twentieth century, celebrated for her monumental wall assemblages — stacked wooden boxes filled with found fragments and unified under a single coat of black, white or gold. Ukrainian-born and a towering presence in postwar New York, she transformed discarded material into architectural, almost sacred environments. Nevelson is held in nearly every major museum, and her sculptures, along with her prints and collages, support a strong, established secondary market. Rosenfeld Gallery handles secondary-market works by Louise Nevelson across sculpture and works on paper. To acquire or sell a Nevelson, contact us for confidential advice on availability, value and provenance.