Steven Stern Fine Arts · Los Angeles

We buy Granville Redmond paintings

If you own a painting by Granville Redmond (1871–1935), or are settling an estate that includes one, Steven Stern Fine Arts would like to hear from you. Every inquiry is confidential, and we will talk you through the options to sell or consign.

Not sure what you have? Read how Granville Redmond paintings are valued.

Granville Redmond, California Poppies in Bloom, oil on canvas
Granville Redmond, California Poppies in Bloom, c. 1924–1928, oil on canvas, 20 × 30 in. Sold by Steven Stern Fine Arts.

Why owners call us

A California specialist for your Redmond

We know his work

The gallery has sold 16 Redmond paintings, from a 1901 view of San Pedro Harbor to the poppy fields of the late 1920s, along with Catalina moonlights and small tonalist sunsets.

Confidential from the first call

Inquiries about a Redmond are confidential. We keep owners' and buyers' names private and never show a painting around without permission.

More than one way to sell

The gallery buys, consigns, sells and advises, so a Redmond poppy field or nocturne can be bought outright, consigned or sold privately.

The process

Selling a Granville Redmond, step by step

  1. Photograph it

    Photograph the front, the full back and the signature. Write down any title, place or label on the reverse.

  2. Private evaluation

    We study the subject, date, medium, size, condition and provenance of the Redmond.

  3. Discuss the options

    We discuss a sale to the gallery, a consignment or a private sale, and which makes sense for your Redmond.

  4. In-person viewing

    For an important Redmond or a group of California works, the gallery will come and see them.

Recent placements

Granville Redmond paintings we have sold

View all 16 sold Redmond works

Who buys Granville Redmond paintings?

Redmond's buyers are mainly collectors of California Impressionism and Early California painting, along with institutions. He worked in two distinct modes: the brilliant fields of orange poppies and blue lupine for which he is best known, and quiet tonalist pictures of moonlight, marshes and dusk that many collectors prize just as highly.

The right route to market depends on what you own. A dealer who knows the field can tell you whether your painting is best bought outright, consigned, or placed privately. Read more about Redmond's life and work.

Have a Granville Redmond to sell?

A field of poppies and lupine, a Catalina moonlight, a tonalist sunset or a marsh at dusk: tell us about it. Photographs of the front, the back and the signature are the best place to start.