Celebrate Sagittarius Season With These Works From the Artnet Gallery Network

These artworks encapsulate the celestial archer's sense of determination and adventure.

Jacqueline Ditt, Sagittarius (Achütze) (1991). Courtesy of universal arts Galerie Studio GmbH.

The ninth sign in the zodiac calendar, Sagittarius is represented by the celestial archer in the form of either a man or a centaur. Those born under the sign (November 22–December 21) are the zodiac’s great adventurers and often some of the best storytellers. This zodiac is the season of wonderment. It is ruled by the planet of Jupiter, which embodies growth and abundance. 

Sagittariuses have a talent for envisioning new worlds or experiences—and those are traits that influence their approach to art as well. As collectors, Sagittariuses seek works that embody sacred or spiritual ideas—but not without a sense of humor. They are drawn to the poetic and unanswerable questions life offers—and, as consummate travelers, you will find Sagittarius collectors at the most far-flung of art fairs.

Famous Sagittarian artists include Diego Rivera, Kara Walker, Wassily Kandinsky, and Marina Abramovic. 

To celebrate the zodiac season, we’ve explored the Artnet Gallery Network to find artworks that celebrate the passionate, poetic, and playful qualities that define this sign.

 

Joan Miro
Equilibre sur l’Horizon (1969)
Zeit Contemporary Art
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Joan Miro, Equilibre sur l'Horizon (1969). Courtesy of Zeit Contemporary Art.

Joan Miro, Equilibre sur l’Horizon (1969). Courtesy of Zeit Contemporary Art.

 

Julien Deiss
Headless Jupiter
Von Fraunberg Art Gallery
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Julien Deiss, Headless Jupiter. Courtesy of von fraunberg art gallery.

Julien Deiss, Headless Jupiter. Courtesy of von fraunberg art gallery.

Bob Mizer
Richard Pursley (as archer), Los Angeles (1952)
M+B Los Angeles
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Bob Mizer, Richard Pursley (as archer), Los Angeles (1952). Courtesy of M+B Los Angeles.

Bob Mizer, Richard Pursley (as archer), Los Angeles (1952). Courtesy of M+B Los Angeles.

George Sugarman
Archer (1968)
Morrison Gallery
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George Sugarman, Archer (1968). Courtesy Morrison Gallery.

George Sugarman, Archer (1968). Courtesy Morrison Gallery.

Yasuhisa Kohyama
Homura (Flame) (2017)
Japan Art – Galerie Friedrich Müller
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Yasuhisa Kohyama, Homura (Flame) (2017). Courtesy of Japan Art - Galerie Friedrich Müller.

Yasuhisa Kohyama, Homura (Flame) (2017). Courtesy of Japan Art – Galerie Friedrich Müller.

Ryan L. Moule
Jaguar & Jupiter (2016)
Flowers Gallery
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Ryan L. Moule, Jaguar & Jupiter (2016). Courtesy of Flowers Gallery.

Ryan L. Moule, Jaguar & Jupiter (2016). Courtesy of Flowers Gallery.

Oliver Clegg
Untitled (Arrows) (2020)
Unit London
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Oliver Clegg, Untitled (Arrows) (2020). Courtesy of Unit London.

Oliver Clegg, Untitled (Arrows) (2020). Courtesy of Unit London.

 

America Martin
Woman with Arrow Blossom II (2021)
JoAnne Artman Gallery
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America Martin, Woman with Arrow Blossom II (2021). Courtesy of JoAnne Artman Gallery.

America Martin, Woman with Arrow Blossom II (2021). Courtesy of JoAnne Artman Gallery.

 

Nathan Randall Green
SN 386 (Sagittarius) (2017)
Walter Storms Galerie
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Nathan Randall Green, SN 386 (Sagittarius) (2017). Courtesy of Walter Storms Galerie.

Nathan Randall Green, SN 386 (Sagittarius) (2017). Courtesy of Walter Storms Galerie.

 

C.O. Paeffgen
Herz Pfeil (2005)
LEVY Galerie Hamburg
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C.O. Paeffgen, Herz Pfeil (2005). Courtesy of LEVY Galerie Hamburg.

C.O. Paeffgen, Herz Pfeil (2005). Courtesy of LEVY Galerie Hamburg.