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 Anthony Meier Fine Arts was established in 1984 as a private dealer in the secondary market. Working with both public and private collections, Anthony Meier built a highly regarded international reputation specializing in post-World War II contemporary masters. As a public forum, Anthony Meier Fine Arts mounts four shows per year dedicated to emerging and mid-career artists. The work shown in the gallery is consistent with the quality and visual aesthetic for which the business has become known. During the summer of 2004, Anthony Meier Fine Arts moved from a quiet residential neighborhood to a new space on the busy thoroughfare of California Street. The gallery occupies a portion of the ground floor of a 1911 mansion designed by the famous San Francisco architect Willis Jefferson Polk. Anthony Meier Fine Arts is active both locally and globally, with membership in both the Art Dealers Association of America and the San Francisco Art Dealers Association. Past and present participation in the major art fairs of the world has helped to present the gallery program as a logical progression for our clients' continued collecting habits. With the mix of resale and primary work, our inventory maintains a very current and well articulated profile in the art world at large.
Anthony Meier Fine Arts is located at 1969 California Street on the south side of the block between Gough Street and Octavia Street. The gallery encourages visitors to utilize public transportation or taxi service when traveling to our space. Street parking is limited. The 1 California MUNI line stops one block north of the gallery on Sacramento Street at Gough Street. The 49 Van Ness MUNI line stops three blocks east of the gallery on Van Ness Avenue at California Street. There is an hourly public parking garage located two blocks east of Anthony Meier Fine Arts at 1700 California Street between Van Ness Avenue and Franklin Street. The gallery provides complimentary valet parking for all opening receptions.
Anthony Meier Fine Arts does not accept unsolicited submissions.
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