# Adobe Gallery, Santa Fe > Publicly sourced profile assembled by Optimly, in the Brand Index. Last refreshed 2026-11-07. - **Brand record:** https://optimly.ai/brand/adobe-gallery-santa-fe - **Dataset:** https://optimly.ai/brand/adobe-gallery-santa-fe.json - **Markdown:** https://optimly.ai/brand/adobe-gallery-santa-fe/llms.txt - **Official website:** https://adobegallery.com - **Slug:** adobe-gallery-santa-fe - **Categories:** retail-ecommerce ## Overview - **Tagline:** Santa Fe art gallery specializing in contemporary and historic Southwest Indian Pueblo pottery and Native American paintings. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Description:** Adobe Gallery is a Santa Fe gallery and online dealer of historic and contemporary Southwest Indian art, including Pueblo pottery, Native American paintings, jewelry, katsina dolls, baskets, fine art, and related books. It offers authenticated artworks, exhibitions, collector education, and services for buyers and consignors. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 ## Identity - **Mission:** To facilitate the building of world-class Southwest Art collections while educating a new generation of collectors in the nuances of the Historic Pueblo Pottery market. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Founders & leadership:** Alexander E. Anthony, Jr. founded Adobe Gallery and is identified as its owner and a Southwestern Native American art expert, lecturer, publisher, consultant, and judge. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Website:** https://adobegallery.com Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Voice & tone:** Expert, educational, authoritative, and collector-focused, with an emphasis on cultural context, authenticity, and stewardship. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Founded:** 1975 according to the About Us page; the homepage states that Alexander E. Anthony, Jr. founded Adobe Gallery in 1978. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Headquarters:** 221 Canyon Road, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501, USA Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 ## Offerings - **Problem solved:** Helps collectors discover, evaluate, and acquire authentic historic and contemporary Southwest Indian art while providing education about the artists, peoples, cultures, and traditions represented. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Core capabilities:** - Curating and selling historic and contemporary Southwest Indian art - Online collection browsing and advanced search by artist, origin, category, and subject - Formal authentication of artwork and guarantees of origin and integrity - Hosting special exhibitions and shows - Collector education through guides, books, publishing, and cultural information - Purchasing or brokering Southwest Indian Pueblo pottery and fine art collections - Evaluations and consultations for those seeking to sell artwork or collections - Free collector membership with early access, watchlists, e-alerts, purchase history, and consignment tracking Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Products / SKUs:** - Historic and contemporary Pueblo pottery - Native American paintings and fine art - Native American jewelry - Hopi katsina dolls - Native American baskets - Other Southwest art objects and furnishings - Books on Southwest art, Native American art, culture, history, and related subjects - Special exhibitions and shows Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Pricing:** Artwork is listed at individual prices or marked price available on request. New acquisitions state that cash, check, and credit are accepted, with layaway considered. The website also states that a full refund of the purchase price is available if a buyer is not satisfied. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 ## Audience - **Target industry:** Fine art gallery, art dealing, and Native American/Southwest art collecting. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Customer base:** Collectors of Southwest Indian art, Native American art, Pueblo pottery, paintings, jewelry, katsina dolls, baskets, and related books; both established and new collectors are addressed. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Ideal customer profile:** Individuals and collectors seeking authenticated historic or contemporary Southwest Indian and Native American art, especially Pueblo pottery, paintings, jewelry, katsina dolls, baskets, and educational reference materials. Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Use cases:** - Building or expanding a Southwest Indian art collection - Researching artists, pueblos, origins, categories, and cultural context - Purchasing authenticated historic or contemporary artwork online or at the Santa Fe gallery - Receiving early access to new acquisitions through My Adobe Gallery membership - Selling or consigning Southwest Indian Pueblo pottery and fine art collections - Arranging evaluations or consultations related to artwork or collections - Viewing or attending special exhibitions and shows - Building a reference library focused on Southwest and Native American art Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 - **Customer outcomes:** - Access to authenticated Southwest Indian and Native American artworks - Greater confidence and peace of mind when acquiring art through authentication and a satisfaction guarantee - Earlier access to new acquisitions and detailed item information - Improved ability to research and manage collecting interests through search, watchlists, e-alerts, purchase history, and consignment records - Greater knowledge of Southwest cultures, artists, pottery traditions, and art history - Opportunities to sell or broker eligible artwork and collections Source: Brand's website (https://adobegallery.com) · 2026-11-07 Page last updated 2026-11-07. ## Optional request purpose Brand page requests accept one optional `reason` category for aggregate usage analytics; any format works. 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