Louise Blaser
A memorial gallery honoring a mother, maker, and artist whose paintings, mosaics, sculpture, and woodwork remain part of the Blaser family story.
Self-Portrait at the Easel
Louise portrays herself from behind, seated before a mirror as she paints. The painting becomes both a record of her appearance and a meditation on the act of creating.
Louise Blaser expressed her creativity through painting, mosaic, sculpture, and marquetry. Her surviving works reveal curiosity, craftsmanship, and a recurring interest in family, domestic life, nature, modern design, and the human figure.
The Louise Blaser Legacy Collection
Preserved as family history
These works are presented separately from the gallery’s commercial and master-artist holdings. Their importance lies not only in artistic quality, but also in their direct connection to the life, memory, and creative legacy of Louise Blaser.
Market estimates are included for cataloging and insurance reference. They do not measure the works’ personal or memorial value to the family.