Ann Freedman (née Fertig, born c. 1949) is an American art dealer and gallery owner.
In 2011, Freedman opened her own gallery called FreedmanArt in Manhattan's Upper East Side, amid numerous lawsuits regarding her central role in the Knoedler forgery case.
[8] Freedman eventually became director and was referred to by author Anthony M. Amore as "the famous face of Knoedler".
A lawsuit against Freedman filed by Italian businessman Domenico De Sole and his wife Eleanore for selling them a fake Rothko for $8.3 million was settled in 2016.
After leaving Knoedler, Freedman opened her own studio in the Upper East Side called FreedmanArt.