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Traditional art - John Brosio, "Night Hunt," 27 x 36 inches, Oil on linen

Art, Tradition, and Telescopes

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Have we come to the point where no one can make a great representational painting ...
paintings of people

Living the Artistic Adventure

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"To constantly strive to get better at my craft as well as remain open to what I see and feel and think is an ongoing way of life."
Figurative art - David Park paintings

“My God, What Happened to David?”

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A look at the dramatic shift of an abstract painter who later became one of the founders and most prolific practitioners of the Bay Area Figurative Art Movement.
mixed media fine art

Emergence

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"For me, painting is synonymous with seeing. I have always got great pleasure through the eyes." Coming out of our teachers, the places we loved, and how we find ourselves now...
Willem de Kooning (1904–1997), "Landscape," date unknown, oil on canvas, 24 x 15 1/2 in., collection of Lynne Charnay

My Favorite Painting: A Willem de Kooning Landscape

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How cabaret singer and actress Lynne Charnay scored a Willem de Kooning landscape painting at an auction where ...
Contemporary painters - Kelly Micca, "Portrait of Clarissa, Death Valley," 2024, oil on aluminum, 18 x 24 in., available through the artist

Painting Every Possible Sunset, and More

A spotlight on contemporary painter Kelly Micca: “I tried painting landscape for the first time in the Roman Forum. After that, it’s hard to return to a normal lifestyle.”

Artist to Watch: Lucas Bononi

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This LA-born and NYC-based artist has been creating art full-time since 2014, a pursuit that entailed several sacrifices to make his dream a reality.
Harlem art - William H. Johnson (1901–1970), "Children at Ice Cream Stand," c. 1939–42, tempera, pen and ink, and pencil on paper, 12 5⁄8 x 15 in., Smithsonian American Art Museum

My Favorite Painting: “Children at Ice Cream Stand”

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This collector grew up in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village, yet he always felt the cultural pull of the uptown neighborhood of Harlem. “When I was little, Harlem was already on my mind. It is the center of African American culture, and ..."
In-progress painting of Audrey Flack photorealism artist

What It Was Like to Paint the Queen of Photorealism

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"On the day of the photoshoot, we went to Audrey’s Upper West Side studio ... I was so nervous I can barely recall what anyone said. Later, I knew which shot I wanted as my reference for the painting, but would Audrey pick the same one?"
Marguerite Louppe, "Le violon rouge (The Red Violin)," oil on canvas, 31 1/2 x 38 3/4 in

Marguerite Louppe: On Her Own

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Alas, Louppe did not date her works, although she signed them with a confident flourish in a distinctive lowercase imprint. Because of this ...

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