The People Behind
the Platform
Our team combines deep art world relationships, institutional financial experience, and a shared commitment to the long-term interests of the clients and collections we serve.
Tristan Bultman
Tristan Bultman is the fifth generation of his family to devote his life to the arts. He brings more than 15 years of professional art world experience and a prior career in institutional finance — including positions at Merrill Lynch, Citi, and UBS — to the practice of art advisory.
An alumnus of Northeastern University and d'Overbroeck's Oxford, Tristan founded Bultman Advisory in 2016 with the conviction that collectors, artists, and families deserve the same caliber of strategic counsel, transparency, and long-term commitment that defines the finest institutions in finance.
His approach is grounded in a simple philosophy inherited from five generations: the art comes first, the client's interests are paramount, and stewardship is a lifelong commitment — not a transaction.
Leigh Mozes
With sixteen years of experience across galleries, auction houses, and private collections worldwide, Leigh brings deep art historical knowledge and hands-on collection management expertise. Her career spans Mary Boone Gallery, Peter Halley Studio, and major installations including 1 World Trade Center. She holds a B.A. in Art History from Bucknell University.
David was a profoundly talented individual whose outsized impact on art history and artists' legacies was celebrated by the global art community. His contributions to the medium and his legacy will have far-reaching effects for many generations to come — just as he would have wanted.
His generosity was equally matched, having met him when I was just starting out in my career, he went out of his way time and time again to advance my career. As our professional relationship developed into a friendship, I got to meet many of his friends and witnessed his generosity multiplied all the while curating groundbreaking exhibitions, establishing world-renowned museums, and authoring preeminent scholarly books on some of the most important figures of American Art.
There was never a moment of time he wouldn't have spared for a friend. His light went out way too soon. It was an honor and privilege to be a colleague and an even greater blessing to call him a friend. He will be sorely missed and remembered by many.
— Tristan Bultman
Dr. David Anfam (1955–2024)
Dr. David Anfam was an author, art historian, and international curator based in London. A leading authority on Abstract Expressionism and modern American art, his scholarship encompassed a wide range of art movements and cross-cultural references. His books include Abstract Expressionism (1990; 2nd rev. ed. 2015) and Mark Rothko: The Works on Canvas — Catalogue Raisonné (1998), winner of the Mitchell Prize for the History of Art. He published more than seventy-five catalogues and books on artists including Mark Grotjahn, Edward Hopper, Joan Mitchell, Anish Kapoor, Brice Marden, Robert Rauschenberg, and Wayne Thiebaud. He served as Senior Consulting Curator Emeritus at the Clyfford Still Museum, Denver, and curated landmark exhibitions including Abstract Expressionism at the Royal Academy of Arts, London — the largest European survey of its kind.