The Udinotti Museum of Figurative Art in Paradise Valley, Arizona, is a non-profit institution founded in 2007 by Agnese Udinotti. Devoted to figurative art, its collection follows the form’s historical development and enduring importance across cultures and periods. The holdings range from Ancient Egyptian work dated to 1500 BCE to modern and contemporary art, connecting early representations of the human figure with later practice. Artists represented include Leonard Baskin, Rafael Coronel, Stephen De Staebler, Konishi Hirosada, Utagawa Toyokuni, Don Reitz, Mauricio Toussaint, Franz Duckers, and Udinotti herself. Its mission is educational, though it is not open to the public for tours.