Coe + Co Photography Gallery Opens in Palm Beach, Florida

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Nov. 6, 2019 - PRLog -- Nathan Coe announced the opening of Coe + Co Photography Gallery on Palm Beach's Royal Poinciana Way.  The gallery showcases not only the works of Nathan Coe, a rising star in fine art photography, but also famed photographers sought by top collectors internationally including: Steve McCurry, David Burdeny, Kirsty Mitchell, Norman Parkinson and Tyler Shields.

Coe's business partner is Ron Cavalier of Cavalier Galleries, which offers contemporary fine art in Greenwich, Nantucket and New York City. Cavalier is also a partner at Adelson Cavalier Galleries in Palm Beach, which focuses on emerging and established contemporary artists and historical art from the 19^th and 20^th century.

While surviving as a struggling art photographer on Nantucket, Coe persuaded Cavalier to mount a one-man show. It was a sell-out; Cavalier not only represents Coe to this day, he also continues their business partnership at the Nantucket and Palm Beach locations.

"I watched Nathan develop his unique vision over several years.  When he introduced me to his double exposure series I felt that the time was right to introduce his work to our clients. Today he continues to grow as an artist and is now firmly positioned as a rising star amongst the leading photographers of today," says Ron Cavalier.

ABOUT NATHAN COE

Coe has emerged as a photographer whose appreciation for landscapes and the human form is celebrated, separately and together, in his work. He takes 'old school' inspiration from visual arts icons and melds it into his present-day limited edition and commission photos, found in top international collections. His own aesthetic is harmony, which he visualizes in the outdoors and the body. Renowned for his double exposure pieces, which layer the female form on landscapes; his work is both elegant and captivating. His range includes other photographic forms, as well.

The current exhibit will also feature a selection of Nathan Coe's Palm Beach Series  where Coe cleverly positions his model within an iconic Palm Beach landmark or landscape. His subtle and tasteful technique results in a seamless blend with the nude appearing as an afterthought to the surprised observer.