Auction Calendar

2025 AUCTIONS

Native Arts is an annual favorite that celebrates indigenous art and culture. The sale includes an impressive collection of works from contemporary and historic Pueblo and Tribal artists, featuring wonderful pieces of Native American jewelry, textiles, paintings, and pottery. Look for important works by Tony Abeyta, Helen Hardin, Maria Martinez, Popovi Da, R. C. Gorman, Earl Biss, Starr Hardridge, JoAnne Bird, John Nieto, Malcom Furlow, and more.

This popular auction features collections of prints, drawings, paintings, and collages by renowned artists from around the world, including New Mexico regionalists, printmakers, and prominent Native American artists. Look for a wide range of pieces by important artists such as R. C. Gorman, Gene Kloss, Emil Bisttram, Fernand Leger, Andrew Dasburg, Robert Kelly, Luis Ribak, Will Barnet, Howard Cook, Barbara Latham, Jerry Ingram, Janet Lippincott, and Gustave Baumann.

The Art Loss Register

Our most eclectic sale, with extraordinary opportunities to buy original and limited edition art with Absolutely No Reserves. Unsold lots as well as never-before seen artworks here, from every genre regularly featured in SFAA live sales. Only Two Price Levels: $10-999 and $1,000-$5,000

This is a timed sale.

The works selected express all that makes The West wild, rugged, and markedly collectable. Offerings range from classic to contemporary Western painting and sculpture to vintage Native jewelry, pottery, and classic Navajo rugs, and much more. Look for important artists including Maggiori, Schenck, Mell, Schooley, McElwain, Dixon, Goodacre, Payne, and McAfee, as well as works by some of the most influential Native artists of the 20th and 21st centuries, including Scholder, Red Star, and Namingha.

The Art Loss Register

This sale coincides with Santa Fe’s famous Spanish Market and presents a unique combination of Hispanic and Native American works that draw on the region’s rich stylistic dialogue and religious history. Offerings include a wide variety of regional devotional works, both contemporary and historic.

Presented during Santa Fe Indian Market week, the Native Market sale features a wide selection of paintings, textiles, works on paper, and baskets that exemplify the diversity of Native art forms and techniques. This auction brings together works by prominent Native artists practicing today alongside wonderful historic Pueblo pieces.

This auction consistently features a wide range of contemporary works from around the world, including experimental print and photography, original paintings and works on paper, and sculptural and design pieces by many leading artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.

The Signature Sale offerings include a wide selection of historic and contemporary Western art, ranging from Edward Curtis goldtones, Western paintings + sculptures, and works by the Southwest Modernists to wonderful examples of historic Pueblo pottery, Diné (Navajo) textiles, Native jewelry, and substantial pieces by indigenous artists of the 20th and 21st centuries.