THE TEAM

Anika Mueller-Hickler

Procurement & Logistics Coordinator

Anika joined Powell Fine Art Advisory after graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Vassar College where she completed a senior thesis titled ‘A Modern Way of Looking: Impressionism, Observation, and Privacy on the Nineteenth-Century Parisian Balcony.’ Her research culminated in a thematic approach to Second Empire balconies within French Impressionist paintings, concluding that the balcony transformed the binaries of urban life by increasing visibility among the Parisian middle class.

While at Vassar, Anika worked at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center as a Collections Management Assistant. Working closely with the Assistant Registrar for Collections, she participated in artwork condition reporting and inventory documentation, and ensured accurate records were maintained in their database.

Originally from Texas, Anika is excited to be in Boston and to learn more about contemporary art on the East Coast and beyond.

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Favorite Projects

A selection of spaces and collections that continue to inspire Anika.

Osterville Retreat

A calm coastal setting is enriched by works that bring softness, character, and a quiet sense of discovery.

New Hampshire Lake House

Artwork throughout this lakeside home echoes the calm of the surrounding landscape while adding warmth and texture indoors.

Arizona Desert Oasis

Bold contemporary works and richly tactile materials activate this Arizona home, balancing desert warmth with a vibrant collecting point of view.

CURATED FAVORITES
ASTROLOGICAL SIGN

Sagittarius

HOMETOWN

Katy, Texas

Favorite ART MOVEMENT

French Impressionism

Weekend go-to activity

A long run to explore the city

Favorite art city

London

Dream travel destination

Florence, Italy

Favorite book

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier

FAVORITE QUOTE
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“There are things that are not sayable. That’s why we have art.”

— Leonora Carrington

Interested in working together?