After more than 30 years of buying and selling art and antiques, I’ve decided it’s time for a change. I am closing the retail portion of my business so that I can dedicate myself fully to making art. Going forward I will be represented by Hashimoto Contemporary, a contemporary art gallery based in San Francisco, founded by Ken Harman Hashimoto in 2013. This transition marks the beginning of a long held dream, and I’m excited for what lies ahead. Hashimoto Contemporary will also be hosting my solo exhibition, Figments of the Imagination, opening December 5 in San Francisco. I hope to see you there.
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 5 from 5 to 7 PM
Hashimoto Contemporary: 1275 Minnesota Street, San Francisco
The inventory liquidation sale continues. Please use the discount code DIVERS55 at checkout to receive an automatic 55% discount on all available 'secondary market' inventory (excluding my own work). Thank you for your patronage, friendship, and encouragement.
James Eddy
A large and impressive 19th century Saint Anthony folk retablo from Mexico. San Antonio de Padua is the patron saint of lost items, the poor, travelers, sailors and expectant mothers.
Dimensions: 20 inches vertical x 14 inches horizontal. The smaller retablo is shown for scale only.