PETER FETTERMAN GALLERY
Contact
2525 Michigan Avenue, A7
Santa Monica, CA 90904
Tel: 310-453-6463
Fax: 310-453-6959
Email: Info@peterfetterman.com
Web Site: www.peterfetterman.com
Directions to the Gallery
After 20 years of collecting photography, Peter Fetterman established himself as a private dealer before opening his public gallery at the Bergamot Station Complex in Santa Monica in 1990. The gallerys focus is on classic 20th Century Humanist Photography and represents important estates such as Henri Cartier Bresson and Robert Capa. The gallery is the primary dealer for the worlds leading photo-journalist, Sebastiaõ Salgado.
Museum clients include The J. Paul Getty Museum, Museum of Modern Art New York, the International Center for Photography ICP, NY and the San Diego Museum of Modern Art.
Peter Fetterman is a member of the Association of International Photography Art Dealers (AIPAD), British Academy of Film and Television Arts and the Lotos Club New York. He is also a member of the Photography Council at The J. Paul Getty Museum.
Peter Fetterman is the author of "Woman : A Celebration," and editor and publisher of "Cornell Capa." The gallery exhibits annually at the AIPAD SHOW NY, Art Chicago, Photo LA, Works on Paper New York, Art 20 New York, Modernism New York.
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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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Berenice Abbott
Jesse Alexander
Eugčne Atget
Lillian Bassman
Ruth Bernhard
Manuel Alvarez Bravo
Harry Callahan
Cornell Capa
Robert Capa
Paul Caponigro
Henri Cartier-Bresson
John Cohen
Ted Croner
Robert Doisneau
Elliot Erwitt
Martine Franck
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Mario Giacomelli
Ormond Gigli
Burt Glinn
William P. Gottlieb
Allan Grant
Ernst Haas
Chester Higgins Jr.
Thurston Hopkins
Horst P. Horst
Don Hunstein
William Klein
Laszlo Layton
Arthur Leipzig
Herman Leonard
O. Winston Link
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Jacques Lowe
Cornel Lucas
Steve McCurry
Byung -Hun Min
Arnold Newman
Grace Robertson
Willy Ronis
Sebastićo Salgado
Jerry Schatzberg
Louis Stettner
Wolf Suschitzky
John Szarkowski
George Tice
Ron Van Dongen
Fred Zinneman
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