Vertu Fine Art

A surprise encounter with Chuck Close beneath the streets of New York.

Installed throughout the 86th Street subway station, these monumental portraits are constructed from thousands of tiles and porcelain pieces. From afar they appear almost photographic. Up close, they become a study of color, pattern, and perception.

A reminder that great art can appear in the most unexpected places.

Vertu Fine Art is proud to offer works by Chuck Close. For available pieces, pricing, or additional information, please contact us.

We’re excited to return to the Southampton Fairgrounds from July 9–12, 2026, with a thoughtfully curated presentation featuring new acquisitions, fresh perspectives, and artists whose work continues to shape today’s contemporary art landscape.

We look forward to seeing many familiar faces and welcoming new collectors throughout the fair.

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Featuring White Lilies, a subject the artist has returned to throughout his career, where flowers become a space to explore color, scale, and simplicity. Known for reducing images to their essential forms, Katz brings the same clarity found in his portraits and landscapes to these blooms.

White lilies unfold across a pale green ground with an airy, open composition that feels direct and unmistakably his. Part of a broader practice that has helped define postwar American painting, the work shows how Katz can make a familiar subject feel enduringly fresh.

Available now at Vertu Fine Art. Inquire with questions

Featuring Large Anxious Man - silkscreen with hand-applied pigment on paper, 48 × 36 in. Limited edition.

A grid of repeated “anxious” figures, abstracted faces built from looping oval forms, compressed into a saturated red field. The composition balances mechanical reproduction with physical intervention, as the hand-applied pigment disrupts the uniformity of the silkscreen. Structure holds but never fully settles.

Part of Rashid Johnson’s Anxious Men series, where repetition operates as both image and system.

Welcome to Art Miami. Come visit us at Booth 215.

Vertu Fine Art is proud to announce our curated presentation at Art Miami.

We’ll be presenting a focused selection of works from artists who continue to shape the dialogue between contemporary, digital, and post-war movements.

You’ll find us at Booth AM125 with a curated roster that spans icons and innovators from Lichtenstein, Warhol, Katz, and Haring to Alpha Centauri Kid, Chikai Ohazama, and Gina Choy.

This year’s presentation reflects the full spectrum of what Vertu stands for: rigor, experimentation, craft, and a commitment to artists pushing their mediums forward.

If you plan to attend, feel free to reach out for tickets or further details.

We can’t wait to share it with you.

Art Miami 2025 • December 2nd–7th • Booth AM125

Marfa did not disappoint!!

Great Time in Austin.

“Self-Portrait” in the Anomalia collection by Chikai Ohazama was recently nominated as a finalist for the 2025 Still Image Award! Thank you to for the nomination.

Congratulations Chikai, we’re super happy to represent you!

Last day at the Hamptons Fine art Fair