Heather James Fine Art — Modern, Post-War & Contemporary Art Gallery

Featured Exhibition

America the Beautiful

June 29, 2026May 31, 2027, Jackson Hole, Wyoming

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On the occasion of the 250th anniversary of the United States, Heather James is proud to present America the Beautiful, an exhibition celebrating the many voices that have shaped the nation's artistic vision. 


Spanning landscape, portraiture, abstraction, and social commentary, the works gathered here reflect our longstanding commitment to American art and to the artists who have continually reexamined what the country is and aspires to be. 


From George Inness's pastoral Hudson River Valley paintings and Ansel Adams's photographs of the American West, to Norman Rockwell's Ticket Seller and Andy Warhol's iconic portraits, the exhibition draws on works that have long informed our identity as a gallery and places them in conversation with one another for the first time. 


Together, these works resist any singular account of the American experience — a record of inquiry shaped by regional identity, cultural exchange, and individual conviction, celebrating the artists who have given form to this nation's ideals and contradictions.

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Featured Exhibition

N.C. & Andrew Wyeth: Wild and Free

March 30, 2026May 31, 2026, Palm Desert, California

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On view at our California gallery, N.C. and Andrew Wyeth: Wild and Free brings into focus one of America’s most influential artistic dynasties. 


N.C. defined a vivid, narrative-driven vision of American life, while Andrew turned inward, creating works of quiet intensity and psychological depth. Though shaped by the same landscapes, their approaches diverge in striking ways. Together, their work reveals a story of legacy, transformation, and artistic freedom.




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Extraordinary Artworks

Heather James offers an exceptional collection spanning centuries of artistic achievement. From Impressionist masterworks to bold contemporary statements, each piece has been carefully selected for its significance and provenance.

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