The Westline Gallery deals in serious paintings, transparent pricing, and a private advisor who calls you back — not an inquiry form disguised as a paywall.
Steven Yamin and Daniel Maltzman have known each other for fifty years — on the same Los Angeles and Santa Monica streets that surface, disguised and otherwise, throughout Daniel's work.
The Westline Gallery began as an extension of that trust: an arrangement built on decades of history rather than a standard consignment contract. Daniel's originals open the gallery's inaugural collection. Additional California painters, vetted to the same standard, join the roster in the coming months.
Daniel Maltzman paints Los Angeles the way it actually looks from the inside — pop iconography, painterly gesture, and a native's eye for the city's private glamour, from Malibu horizon lines to the '70s ephemera of Pan Am and Polaroid.
His originals open The Westline Gallery's inaugural collection, available now through private inquiry.
"Painted in the same city he's spent a lifetime looking at."
Every painting carries a real number, not a request for quote. The city's biggest Pop-Surrealist galleries ask you to email and wait. We'd rather you decide.
Direct checkout on originals in the $15,000–$35,000+ range, with the same confidence you'd expect buying anything else of consequence. No gatekeeping, no velvet rope.
A private advisor is assigned to every acquisition — provenance, delivery, and placement handled personally, the way a fifty-year friendship would handle it.
Leave your details and a Westline advisor will follow up personally with available works, pricing, and viewing arrangements.
For immediate inquiries, reach the gallery directly.