Raitman Art Galleries
About
Raitman Art Galleries has its Vail gallery at 223 Gore Creek Drive, on the bank of Gore Creek in the middle of Vail Village. The Raitman family opened its first gallery in Breckenridge in 2007, came to Vail in 2013 and moved into this larger space in 2018, and it still runs all three of its galleries.
The collection leans on contemporary work made in Colorado: representational mountain landscapes and wildlife hang alongside abstract pieces, in paint, bronze, glass and other media. It rewards a slow browse after dinner as much as a serious purchase.
What you will see
The roster includes impressionist landscape painter Robert Moore and his son Robbie, wildlife painter Doyle Hostetler, sculptor Clay Enoch's bronzes of athletes and figures, Fekadu Mekasha's stainless-steel wire-mesh portraits and Houston Llew's Spiritiles. Each piece comes with a biography of the artist and a certificate of authenticity.
Meet the artists
The gallery runs a rotating program of shows, and visiting artists often paint or sculpt in the gallery during their appearances. The Moores' fall visit, timed for aspen season, has become a tradition that sometimes includes a short outing to watch them paint outdoors. The FAQ lists the current show.
Buying from home
Most collectors don't live in Colorado, so the gallery ships fully insured worldwide and can place a painting or sculpture digitally on a photo of your wall before you decide. Commissions, interest-free layaway and complimentary design advice are also offered.
An evening stop
The gallery says it stays open well into the evening in winter, and dinner is a few yards away: El Segundo is upstairs and Up the Creek shares the building, with Lancelot and Mountain Standard close by. Drivers should use the main Vail Village parking structure.
Sources: Vail gallery, about us, what we do, Vail shows, decorating from afar. Checked September 23, 2026.
Contact Information
Vail, 81657
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About Raitman Art Galleries
Raitman Art Galleries has its Vail gallery at 223 Gore Creek Drive, on the bank of Gore Creek in the middle of Vail Village. The Raitman family opened its first gallery in Breckenridge in 2007, came to Vail in 2013 and moved into this larger space in 2018, and it still runs all three of its galleries.
The collection leans on contemporary work made in Colorado: representational mountain landscapes and wildlife hang alongside abstract pieces, in paint, bronze, glass and other media. It rewards a slow browse after dinner as much as a serious purchase.
What you will see
The roster includes impressionist landscape painter Robert Moore and his son Robbie, wildlife painter Doyle Hostetler, sculptor Clay Enoch's bronzes of athletes and figures, Fekadu Mekasha's stainless-steel wire-mesh portraits and Houston Llew's Spiritiles. Each piece comes with a biography of the artist and a certificate of authenticity.
Meet the artists
The gallery runs a rotating program of shows, and visiting artists often paint or sculpt in the gallery during their appearances. The Moores' fall visit, timed for aspen season, has become a tradition that sometimes includes a short outing to watch them paint outdoors. The FAQ lists the current show.
Buying from home
Most collectors don't live in Colorado, so the gallery ships fully insured worldwide and can place a painting or sculpture digitally on a photo of your wall before you decide. Commissions, interest-free layaway and complimentary design advice are also offered.
An evening stop
The gallery says it stays open well into the evening in winter, and dinner is a few yards away: El Segundo is upstairs and Up the Creek shares the building, with Lancelot and Mountain Standard close by. Drivers should use the main Vail Village parking structure.
Sources: Vail gallery, about us, what we do, Vail shows, decorating from afar. Checked September 23, 2026.