George Krevsky specializes in 20th century American art in the figurative tradition. With a commitment to offering art of the highest quality that documents the cultural history of the last century, the guiding philosophy is to make historically significant fine art accessible to all levels of collecting.

Beginning with the rise of urban scene painting during the Ashcan period, Mr. Krevsky features George Bellows, John Sloan, and the later Reginald Marsh. The theme of urban imagery and political activism continues with social realists Ben Shahn, Jack Levine, Ruth Gikow, and the Soyer brothers, Raphael, Moses, and Isaac. Additionally, Depression-era WPA art with Regionalist works both by national leaders, Benton, Curry, and Wood, and also California artists, John Haley and Louis Siegriest.

Also a focus are Post Armory Show Modernists including Steiglitz circle artists, Arthur Dove and John Marin, Precisionists Louis Lozowick and Howard Cook, and the individual styles of Milton Avery and Rockwell Kent, along with a selection of works by Bay Area Figurative Artists, Richard Diebenkorn, Nathan Oliviera, Paul Wonner, and Frank Lobdell. George Krevsky is also very proud to represent the estate of noted Bay Area Artist, Gordon Cook.

A select group of Northern California contemporary artists whose work is consistent with the gallery's direction are represented; Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Helen Berggruen, Mary Robertson, and Ken Kalman. All live and work in the San Francisco Bay Area.

A popular feature of the gallery’s schedule is its annual Art of Baseball exhibition where artists from across the country contribute paintings, prints, drawings, photographs and sculpture to this always well attended show.

George Krevsky has been in the art business in San Francisco since 1978, with a 22 year run of the George Krevsky Gallery from 1992 to 2014 in the Union Square district of downtown San Francisco. Mr. Krevsky has been a board member of the San Francisco Art Dealer's Association since 1996.