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Louis M. Salerno, Owner

Gallery owner Louis M. Salerno was an avid American art collector long before he established Questroyal Fine Art. His personal experiences as a collector influenced his business model: the gallery only sells what it owns, believing that the commitment of its capital is the true measure of conviction.

Questroyal Fine Art, LLC is an established New York art gallery that specializes in important 19th- and 20th-century American paintings. Our diverse inventory includes masterworks from the Hudson River School, Tonalist, Impressionist, and Modernist movements.

Blog entries from Questroyal Fine Art Blog

“An Untamed Nation” at Questroyal Fine Art

Posted: March 16, 2011 09:52 Last Updated: May 19, 2011 21:15

Exhibition Photo

New York’s Only Annual Hudson River School Exhibition to Run March 10–April 2, 2011. Questroyal Fine Art, LLC  is pleased to announce its eleventh annual Hudson River School exhibition, An Untamed Nation. The show, which opened to the public on March 10, features examples by America’s most beloved landscape artists of the nineteenth-century. Highlights include a sublime landscape by the 19th-century forefather of American art, Thomas Doughty, a marine masterpiece by Luminist painter Francis Augustus Silva, a vibrant Hudson River scene by Jasper Francis Cropsey, and a poetic landscape ...

A Force Brewing

Posted: July 16, 2010 12:27 Last Updated: May 19, 2011 21:15

George Bellows (1882–1925) Flaming Breaker, 1913.  Oil on panel, 15 x 19 ½ inches.  Signed lower left: G W Bellows; inscribed on verso: Flaming Spray [spray is crossed out] Breaker Geo Bellows 146 E 19 NY A 187

Perhaps we should be grateful that world events occasionally derail us from the deeply grooved course of modern society so that we are forced to consider our own journey. We seek a reference to gauge the nature of our own experience and art has a vital role in this process.  The economic disruption and disillusionment of recent times has increased our awareness of this quality and refocused our attention on the art that is personally meaningful. As a dealer observing the ebb and flow of the American art market, I detect a fundamental change in the way collectors perceive the value ...