I had Christine Mollring on today. For those who don't know who she is, you need to. Christine is one of the backbones of Western art. She started her own gallery early on in the 1970s and owned Trailside Gallery until about 94. Think back on what kind of individuals were running Western art galleries back in that era. They were pretty much all men. We talked about it a little, not a lot, because she felt like it was just what she had to do. It didn't stop her from becoming the best of the best. Christine represented some real heavy hitters back then too. People like Charles Loloma who was a very important Hopi artist and silversmith.So I think you'll have a great time. I really enjoyed it. Christine is a remarkable person and we're so fortunate to have her in the world of Western and native art. Christine Mollring on episode 256 of Art Dealer Diaries Podcast.

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