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50 Years of Trompe l’oeil
The Brinton Museum in Big Horn, Wyoming, is currently showcasing thirty-four mesmerizing paintings by this internationally known American painter.
Patrick Farrell: Ever After
A native of Wisconsin, equipped only with an 8th-grade education, Farrell taught himself to paint like a virtuoso, ultimately mastering the highly detailed, illusionistic trompe l’oeil technique and making it his own.
A Fine Art Collection of Technical Virtuosity
This collector traces his first meaningful encounters with art back to when his family was stationed in Germany with the U.S. Army...
The Four Corners of Realism
This show compares four distinct pathways of four accomplished painters. Whether it be ...
Ladies of Light
This exhibition showcases compelling landscapes, still lifes, and portraits, demonstrating ...
Featured Artwork: Mariah Kaminsky presented by Fine Art Connoisseur
Looking Forward
By Mariah Kaminsky
14 x 11 in.
oil and Italian plaster on panel
Mariah Kaminsky: According to Mandy Kirkby’s “A Victorian Flower Dictionary”, holly means “foresight”....
Worth the Visit: The John F. Peto Studio Museum
Experts have come to acknowledge this artist as one of the leaders of late 19th-century America’s trompe l’oeil movement.
Fascinating Florals: 17 Paintings of Flowers
Humans seem to be hardwired to cherish flowers, so it's no surprise that visual artists have for centuries expressed their own admiration in diverse ways...
The Brush and Camera of Thomas Eakins
Thomas Eakins, the great realist painter, photographer, sculptor, and instructor, is closely associated with Philadelphia. But he also spent time in another northeastern state ...
Manifestations: Narrative Paintings by Matthew Benedict
Benedict’s fascinations with systems of belief ranging from the biblical to the occult are embedded in his work, as are literary references and contemporary allusions. His paintings deliberately ...