galerista

gallery owner

noun gah-leh-REES-tah Rare

Also means

gallerist

Usage Note

Galerista refers to the owner or director of an art gallery. It is a common-gender noun — the same form is used for men and women (el galerista, la galerista). It is sometimes used loosely to include gallery curators or managers, though strictly galerista implies ownership.

Examples

"La galerista presentó las obras de tres artistas jóvenes."

Natural Translation

The gallery owner presented the works of three young artists.

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