Betty Parsons (1900 – 1982) was a pioneering American artist and gallerist who left an indelible mark on the New York art scene. Founder of the Betty Parsons Gallery in 1946, she propelled avant-garde art to the forefront, showcasing luminaries like Jackson Pollock and Mark Rothko. Parsons, celebrated for her bold and expressive style, was not only a visionary gallerist but also a dedicated painter and sculptor, drawing inspiration from her travels and the coastal landscape of her Long Island studio. Her multifaceted talents are now recognized in major institutions alongside the artists she championed.