Haynes Galleries

In lieu of flowers, Gary's family requests that donations can be made to the Everett Raymond Kinstler Mentoring Fellowship Program through the @PortraitSocAmer. Please see below for more information. portraitsociety.org/donate

Haynes Galleries is saddened to announce the passing of Gary R. Haynes on January 26 of complications from covid-19. Gary was not just the founder of Haynes Galleries but the driving force behind everything we did. will miss him immensely.

Our legacy series continues with #NCWyeth. Artwork by the Wyeth family were the main group of art on display when we opened our storefront in midtown Nashville in 2012. The narrative element is strong “Next Morning Came a Clear Day-A Hot Day," 1918, Oil on Canvas, 28 x 33 in.

This week we will be highlighting Legacy Artists. When the gallery first began these artists served as the foundation of our roster & approach. We begin with Winslow Homer who created an etching of one of his most well-known paintings “Eight Bells.” Info: bit.ly/36JPxkS

Today we honor all those that have served our great country. Veterans have sacrificed so much for all of us and we are forever grateful. Happy Veterans Day to the veteran in your life. Andrew Wyeth, "The Patriot," 1964

The Wyeth family took great joy in celebrating Halloween with Andrew even dressing up in costume. They relished in the mystery of the night. We're celebrating tonight too with a viewing of Andrew's son Jamie's painting "Kyle and the Influence."

With 2 exhibitions on view at the gallery, @PaulHarmon sat down with us to talk about his work. Watch below to get some insight from this master of the 20th century. Then come visit the gallery to see "Exotic Journeys" and "Works on Paper"! #PaulHarmon bit.ly/3gX3XSy

There is no better way to celebrate #EverettRaymondKinstler’s birthday than to celebrate his work. His movie series of paintings &drawings were done for his own enjoyment, but they became a visual & graphic autobiography that was his life’s story! bit.ly/30wCFMV

This week at Haynes we’re celebrating fine Sporting Art. A genre with a long tradition, Sporting Art today continues with leading contemporary realist artists. View the digital catalog of the exhibition by visiting the link below: bit.ly/3hswU8K

Art Renewal Center’s International Salon exhibition has begun! 14th year of the exhibition and partnered with @Sothebys this year. View the exhibition here and we’ll be sharing some of our favorite bits from the show soon! #SethHaverkamp, #GregoryMortenson #SookyiLee #MarkHeine

This week’s Favorite Artist is sculptor Alicia Ponzio! Classically trained but with a modern approach, @aliciaponzio brings life, emotion, and movement to her bronze and plaster sculptures. See the catalog here: bit.ly/3iwEuk6

Our Favorite Artist of the Week is #BurtonSilverman! We celebrate him this week with a focus on Burt's work in a collection of his paintings called "Thoughtful Portraits." Click the link to see the catalog: bit.ly/2YifRj3

Our show “Black & White” focuses on artwork in black and white. It has drawings & photographs including this one by #CoreenSimpson who used her camera to focus on African-American culture & themes. bit.ly/2XMx2Zz “Ebony,” 1990, Chromogenic Print, 60.25x40.5 inches

Abandoned or forgotten, a lone rowboat in the snow makes for a haunting image in Hubert Shuptrine “Sea of Snow.” It’s included in our landscape show “Landscapes: Views and Variations.” Visit us today to see it in person. “Sea of Snow,” 1970 Drybrush 20 x 28 inches

Everett Raymond Kinstler’s movie series is a bright mix of Hollywood imagery that have rarely been seen before. These paintings are on view in a celebration of Mr. Kinstler’s life and legacy in “Everett Raymond Kinstler: An American Legend.” “Glamour,” 2009

This week's Favorite Artist is #EverettRaymondKinstler. Mr. Kinstler was and is one of the country’s most respected portrait artists. His Movie & Celebrity Series is now on view in “Everett Raymond Kinstler: An American Legend.” bit.ly/2XLEDpY

With the 'stay at home' orders being lifted in the Nashville area, we invite you to get out of the house and visit us at the gallery. We take every precaution so when you visit us, you'll be in a clean, comfortable, and safe environment. Call at 615-312-7000 to set up a visit.

An update: With Nashville's and Franklin’s 'stay at home' order implemented, the gallery will now be closed to in-person guests. However, we remain here for all your art needs! Reach us via phone or email, 615-430-8147 and inquiries@haynesgalleries.com, anytime with questions.

Our newest exhibition “Landscapes: Views & Variations” is now on view. There are dramatic photographs, sun drenched plein air oils, and gestural watercolors. View the whole show online here: https:// bit.ly/2wdSjAB

Our newest exhibition "Landscapes: Views & Variations" is available for viewing in person but also online through our catalog. It's filled with the diverse and stunning landscapes from the show. It also has all the details you need to enjoy the paintings. bit.ly/2wdSjAB