About Pushkin Gallery

The Pushkin Gallery:
Crossing Cultural Borders



In presenting paintings of modern Russian Masters to the art market, the Pushkin Gallery is doing much more than providing investment quality art. Founder, Kenneth Pushkin, is dedicated to satisfying a personal commitment to share the heart and soul of Russia, its gifted culture and profound history.

The Pushkin Gallery is located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, one of the hubs of the international art market, and is considered the third largest art market in the U.S. The Pushkin Gallery opened its doors in 2000 as the first Russian Gallery in Santa Fe, and the first in the United States to focus specifically on important, yet unknown Lifetime Collections. Kenneth Pushkin, a pioneer collector of Russian Art, recognized the intrinsic and historic value of these paintings, and focused on this exciting and emerging area of art. His instincts were right, and the interest and appreciation of Russian Art in the marketplace has increased dramatically. The Pushkin Gallery has been further enhanced with the addition of Lifetime Collections by Vasily Golubev (1925-1985), Boris Chetkov (1930-present), Viktor Korovin (1936-1991) and Vassily Borisenkov (1924-present), as well as individual works by other important artists. To accompany these collections, Mr. Pushkin has published four scholarly and exquisite books along with several catalogs showcasing the lives and works of these Russian Masters.

Kenneth Pushkin, a member of the noble Pushkin family and founder of the non-profit Pushkin Fund, spends a great deal of time in Russia. As an expert with well-developed ties to the Russian cultural and art community, he enjoys the opportunity to see countless collections and individual works of relatively unknown Soviet Era painters. With an eye trained as an investor, art historian, and dealer, Mr. Pushkin selects only the most distinctive and highest quality paintings that meet his strict criteria.

Many visitors comment that the Pushkin Gallery is like a museum. "Perhaps, it's because we disseminate knowledge," remarks Kenneth. "Our paintings are outstanding examples of the world of Russian Art, fine and unique, and they are proving to be excellent investments. The value and collectibility of the paintings at the Pushkin Gallery is further heightened through our publications, sustained international promotion, and museum and auction placement. These combined elements provide our collectors with an extraordinary opportunity."


"Long live the sun,
may the darkness be hidden."
Alexander Pushkin, 1825