COOLEY GALLERY
Contact
25 Lyme Street
Old Lyme, CT 06371
Tel: 860-434-8807
Fax: 860-434-7526
Email: info@cooleygallery.com
Web Site: www.cooleygallery.com
Directions to the Gallery
Statement
The Cooley Gallery has been described as “an oasis.” Inside the unassuming yellow building at 25 Lyme Street in Old Lyme, Connecticut is a gallery that has been luring collectors of fine American art for nearly thirty years. Light-filled rooms with wide plank floors display the gallery’s three areas of special interest with a unique combination of sophistication and warmth.
There are four “galleries” that make up The Cooley Gallery; specializing in American art and most specifically in 19th, early twentieth century, and contemporary American styles. When you visit the gallery in Old Lyme one or more of the galleries may offer an historic exhibition of American Impressionism. Another may be chronicling a 19th century painter’s journey through the White Mountains, while another gallery may offer the works of a newly recognized contemporary artist. Regardless of a collector’s level of experience or knowledge, the gallery staff is approachable and interested in sharing their knowledge and expertise with all artistic interests.
Jeff Cooley, the owner and founder of The Cooley Gallery has dedicated his life to American painting and painters. Following his formal education at Harvard University, he joined Christie’s Auction House in New York City in the American Paintings Department. From there he moved to the American Paintings Department of the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. And in 1981 he established The Cooley Gallery in Old Lyme, Connecticut, where he continues to identify, gather, exhibit, and interpret American painting and painters to publics near and far.
The Cooley Gallery presents several special exhibitions each year with accompanying catalogues and brochures. Detailed information is always available on our website www.cooleygallery.com or call (860) 434-8807 for detailed information about upcoming exhibitions and antiques shows.
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Appraisal Specialties
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Hudson River School
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Gallery Artists
Listed below are artists the gallery buys, sells and appraises.
Underlined artist names offer biographical information.
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Ernest Albert , A.N.A.
Junius Allen
John James Audubon
Walter Emerson Baum
Reynolds Beal
James Carroll Beckwith
Julie Hart Beers
Sandor Bernath
Frank Alfred Bicknell
J. Appleton Brown
Matilda Browne
Lodewijk Karel Bruckman
George Matthew Bruestle
Egbert Cadmus
William Chadwick
Cecil Chichester
Walter Clark
Bruce Crane
Leon Dabo
Charles Harold Davis
Victor DeGrailly
Roger Dennis
Frank Vincent DuMond
Helen Savier DuMond
Charles Ebert
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Joseph Elliot Enneking
Stephen Morgan Etnier
Henry Farrer
Frederick M. Fenetti
John Lee Fitch
Will Howe Foote
Ben Foster
Edward Gay
William Hamilton Gibson
Edmund Greacen
Joseph Antonio Hekking
Aldro Thompson Hibbard
Harry Leslie Hoffman
William Henry Holmes
William Henry Howe
Wilson H. Irvine
Francis Coates Jones
Rockwell Kent
Hendrik-Dirk Kruseman Van Elten
George Cochran Lambdin
Carl Lawless
Jonas Lie
Homer Dodge Martin
A. Mayer
William Lamb Picknell
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William Merritt Post
Milne Ramsey
Henry Ward Ranger
William Trost Richards
Agnes Millen Richmond
William S. Robinson
Chauncey F. Ryder
Henry Ernest Schnackenberg
Aaron Darper Shattuck
Allen Butler Talcott
Abbott Handerson Thayer
Dwight William Tryon
Jules Turcas
Luther Emerson Van Gorder
Alexander Theobald Van Laer
Charles Vezin
Bessie Potter Vonnoh
David Birdsey Walkley
Everett L. Warner
Frederick Judd Waugh
Guy Carleton Wiggins
Carleton Wiggins
John Williamson
Carl Wuermer
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