Lost City Arts
Internationally recognized NYC gallery and the world's foremost authority on Harry Bertoia, offering museum-quality 20th-century design, sculpture, and furniture since 1982.
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American Studio
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Gallery
Location
New York
About Lost City Arts
Founded in 1982 by James Elkind, Lost City Arts is one of New York City's most respected galleries for 20th-century fine art and mid-century modern design. Located on the 10th floor of 200 Lexington Avenue, this 4,000-square-foot gallery is arranged as curated vignettes — with rooms dedicated to the work of Harry Bertoia, George Nakashima, and the great Italian and Danish designers of the mid-century era.
The Bertoia Authority
Owner Jim Elkind is widely regarded as the world's foremost authority on Harry Bertoia. The gallery holds one of the deepest collections of Bertoia sculptures and furniture available anywhere, making it a pilgrimage destination for serious collectors and institutions alike.
Designers & Collections
The gallery features authenticated, museum-quality works by:
Harry Bertoia — sculptures, sound pieces, and furniture
George Nakashima — woodwork and furniture
Italian mid-century masters
Danish modern designers
Post-war American craft movement pieces
Press & Recognition
Over its four-decade history, Lost City Arts pieces have appeared in Woody Allen films, MTV videos, and on the cover of Vogue. The gallery serves architects, interior designers, collectors, and design enthusiasts worldwide. Also an established dealer on 1stDibs and Incollect.
Visiting
Address: 200 Lexington Avenue, 10th Floor, New York, NY 10016
Hours: Mon–Fri 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM, Closed weekends
Phone: (917) 860-0930
Website: lostcityarts.com
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