The Atmospheric Landscape Paintings of John MacDonald
Experience the many moods and forms of the natural world, from the coldest winter nights to the first glimpses of spring, and through the height of summer as depicted by this realist painter.
Free and Public: View Works by Da Vinci, Van Dyck, Rembrandt
Sotheby’s presents a rare opportunity to view works in the U.S. from the famed Devonshire collection.
Views From Above: Contemporary Urban Landscapes
In these paintings, set mainly in Southern California, the visceral tumult of city life recedes from view, its clamor reduced to a low, contemplative hum.
Storytelling in Renaissance Maiolica
This focused exhibition brings together a small selection of tin-glazed earthenware produced in the duchy of Urbino, Italy, in the 16th century.
4 Extra Days of the Art and Antiques Fair
Based in the iconic West Kensington venue, the Olympia fair attracts savvy Londoners, collectors, and homeowners, from the UK and much further afield, looking for inspiration and exceptional works of art.
In London: Equestrian Paintings by David Noalia
For his first ever British solo show, Noalia captures the vibrant festivals of Andalusia, the passion and masculinity of the bulls, together with the delicate romanticism and nobility of his equestrian subjects.
Joseph Lorusso: Places of the Heart
His subjects are “mysterious, lonely, and romantic while evoking a personal and intimate story” that you are dared to imagine.
Looking West: An Exhibition Highlighting Works by American Women Artists
This juried show features 146 paintings and sculptures and is the fourth show in AWA’s “25 in 25” campaign to have 25 museum shows for its women artist members over the next 25 years. Preview it here.
“Impressionism, Tonalism, and Perceptualism”
Learn about an exhibition that will explore the differences and connections between these terms, historically and today.
June 13 Auction: Private Collection of Jared French Drawings
Swann Galleries continues their spring season with a specialized sale of American Art. The 340-lot offering of paintings and works on paper ranges from the late 19th century to the late 20th century.