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Since launching in 2024, Fine Art Donations has made a remarkable impact on the cultural landscape by helping its clients successfully donate over 30 works of art to museums across the United States. From contemporary pieces to historic examples, each donation has enriched public collections and made fine works of art accessible to a larger audience. By streamlining the donation process for both donors and institutions, Fine Art Donations has fostered meaningful connections with private collectors and institutional leaders—ensuring that a diverse range of artwork is preserved, celebrated, and shared for generations to come.

Crocker Art Museum, Sacramento, CA

Louis Rhead, Untitled (Art Nouveau Maiden), 1890-1900

Louis Rhead, The Arabian Nights, 1916

Addison Gallery of American Art, Andover MA

Edward Zutrau, Untitled, 1959

Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, VA

Clifton Karhu, Pagoda at Yasaka, c. 1960s-1970s

James McNeill Whistler, Old Rag Woman, 1859

James McNeill Whistler, Nursemaids, 1894

Figge Art Museum, Daveport, IA

Harold Anchel, Untitled, c. 1950s

Edward Zutrau Untitled, c. 1960

Roger Francois, Untitled, c. 1970

Paul Soyer, The Sewing, 19th century

Henri Harpignies, View From Saint Privé, Yonne, France, c. 19th century

Marcia Widenor, After the Tsunami, a Year of Blue, 2006

Marcia Widenor, Ghost Elms, 2000

Unknown Artist, French School, Lucrèce (Lucretia), 18th century

Tommaso Minardi, Charity, 19th century

Tommaso Minardi, Charity, 19th centuryTommaso Minardi, Charity, 19th century

Seymour Hayden, Sunset on the Thames, c. 1865

Lyman Allyn Art Museum, New London, CT

Melecio Galvan, Untitled, 1969

Anders Zorn, Before The Stove, 1903

Celia Calderon, La Escalera c. 20th century

Unkown Artist , Juno, c. 19th century

Andé Derain, Untitled (Banquet Scene), 20th century

Rene Lalique, Etude pour boite “Grives” /Study for Thrush Box, c. 1922

“As a small museum with limited funds, partnerships like this enable us to continue to meet our mission and grow the collection in a thoughtful and appropriate manner.”

- Virginia Howell, Curator, Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking

Robert C. Williams Museum of Papermaking, Georgia Tech, Atlanta, GA

Marcia Widenor, My Alice Blue Gown, 2008

Marcia Widenor, Black Dress, c. 2009

Marcia Widenor, Fiesta, 2009

Marcia Widenor, Knitted Wall Hanging 3, c. 1990s

Kentler International Drawing Space, Brooklyn, NY

Richard Basil Mock, Untitled (Dog in Landscape), 1988

Richard Basil Mock, Desert Visions #10, 1982

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, In The Dark, 1990

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Gloriosa, 2006

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, No! Stop!, 1993

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, No! Stop!, c.1993

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, The Blue Whale, 1981

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled, c.1980s

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled, 1971

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled, c.1980s

Lyman Kipp, Untitled, 1967

Margot Lovejoy, The Book of Plagues, 1990

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Handmade artist book with landscape illustrations, 1990

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled, 2009

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled (Clouds), 1993

Richard Basil Mock, Untitled (Fish), 1988

Richard Basil Mock, Untitled (Skate), 1988

Richard Basil Mock, Untitled (Whale), 1988

Karen Kunc, Overland, 1986

Jessie Nebraska Gifford, Untitled, 1972

Fairfield University Art Museum, Fairfield, CT

Italian School - After Marcantonio Raimondi (1480-1534), Half naked woman washes herself with sponges and male servant pours water into vessel, c. 1517

Richard Mock, Desert Visions #A, 1978

Camille Bellanger (1853-1923), Untitled, 1870

Hippolyte Flandrin (French, 1809-1864), Kneeling Man, 19th century

Alexandre Cabanal (French, 1823-1889), Draped Man, 19th century

Attributed to Dominique Antoine Margaud (1817-1899), Untitled (Two Putti), 19th century

Henri Lehmann, Figures drapées, 1859

Marion Post Wolcott, Virginia Farmlands (Split Rail Fence and Corn Shocks), 1948

Philippe Halsman, Yehudi Menuhin, Hollywood, 1947

Adolphe Braun, Bouquet, c. 1850

Tsuchiya Koitsu Summer Moon at Miyajima, 1936

“We are a small county history museum in north central Texas. Our total county population is under 20,000 and we are a rural area... The only real artwork we had is a piece by a local artist donated to the museum several years ago. I can't wait to receive the art and show the public and tell them where and how we came about to have them.”

- Terry Simmons, Board President, Eastland County Museum