Coconut Grove Grapevine: From Superman to a real Picasso; it's all there

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Tuesday, January 11, 2011

From Superman to a real Picasso; it's all there

The Max in the Grove Gallery (2996 McFarlane) has a lot of new super heros in. There's this large statue of Superman in the window along with all the Peter Max items. There's even a Brito room, which was added to the back of the gallery, but for the moment, the super heros are the popular items.

Smaller collectibles are available with another Superman, and there is Spider-man, Batman, the Joker and lots of Starwars items. All are signed and numbered.

And I know many collectors who would enjoy these large 30" x 30" acrylic on canvas paintings, all done by gallery owner Les Roberts.

And amazingly enough, among all the bright super colors, there is a Picasso drawing for sale.

The Max Gallery enjoyed a large crowd on Saturday's Gallery Walk night, we aren't sure if they sold anything, but they usually do on busy nights like that. The Max Gallery is actually a destination in the Grove, where people come to the village specifically for the gallery. I have a few pieces from there and I love them. I usually buy something around Arts Festival time, which is coming up fast. For info on the Max Gallery, please call 786-313-3322.

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