About Valley Fine Art
The movement and conversation of Valley Fine Art’s collection is lively and constant. Knowledgeable owner/founder Mia Valley can discuss the history and influence of each piece, giving you a well-rounded understanding of artists you are interested in acquiring for your art collection. Mia Valley is available online and by appointment to give her clients a customized and personal experience for their fine art needs. Featured artists often rotate into our offerings, keeping the conversation fresh
American Western Art Gallery
It’s as if the pieces themselves speak to one another. Many of Edward Curtis’ finest photographs were shot in Canyon de Chelly, where Ansel Adams returned decades later to capture some of his legendary work. Andy Warhol’s “Geronimo,” also, pays homage to Curtis’ iconic Native American photographs. While the progression of American art has spurred artistic innovation, growth, and stylistic experimentation among the artists, the influential voice of the past plays an equal role. Nowhere else is that conversation more appreciable than at Valley Fine Art.
Private Art Dealer Based out of Aspen
Clients will surely find that the diverse and beautiful collection of Valley Fine Art is a breath of fresh Aspen air. Whether you are buying or selling, the conversation is fruitful and friendly. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, owner/founder Mia Valley will use her well-established contacts to help a buyer acquire artwork not on the website. Helping you discover the perfect piece for your space is a top priority at Valley Fine Art; contact Mia Valley with questions or schedule an appointment today.
“No one man alone could preserve such a record in complete form,” Theodore Roosevelt once said. “Others have worked in the past, and are working in the present, to preserve parts of the record; but Mr. Curtis, because of the singular combination of qualities with which he has been blest, and because of his extraordinary success in making and using his opportunities, has been able to do what no other man ever has done; what, as for as we can see, no other man could do.”