The first painting ever sold by The Gallery Sag Harbor was "The Flander's Duck" by Leo Revi. The buyer saw it on VVIT-TV and called The Gallery to purchase it.
Cooper Union, BFA, 1964
Music and Art High School, NYC, 1960
Museum of Modern Art Children's Classes, 1950s
Guild Hall, East Hampton, "Hamptons Gardens", 2004
Hampton Road Gallery, Southampton, 2004
Canio's Sag Harbor, "Small is Beautiful", 2003
Water Mill Museu, Gues Curator, "Flowers", 2003
Solar Gallery, East Hampton, "Artistas Viajeros", 2002
Giraffics Gallery, East Hampton, 2004
Lizan Tops Gallery, East Hampton, "L.I. Landscapes", 2001
Stony Brook Museum, "Ron Pisano Memorial", 2001
Water Mill Museum, "East End Landscapes", 2001
Marine Museum, Amagansett, "Bayment Paintings", 1996-2003
Gallery North, Setauket, "Local Color", 2001
Ebb Tide Gallery, Kennebunkport, Maine, 2004
Les Pierre Antiques, New York City, 2004
Islip Art Museum, "Box Works", 1998
Gallery East, East Hampton, 1976-1999
Ashawagh Hall, "Spring Invitational", 2004
Guild Hall Museum Permanent Collection
Stony Brook Museum of American Art Permanent Collectin
Pierre Deux, New York City
Bob and Mimi Schwarz, East Hampton
Marge Champion, Stockbridge, MA
Barry Manilow, New York City
Daniel and Joanna Rose, East Hampton
Sloane Shelton and Jan Buckalook Wainscott
Pamela and Alan Ornstein, Southampton
Leo Revi - Painting the Familiar, The East Hampton Star
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