They Keep Coming With More
These brothers have established a worldwide reputation for finding, exhibiting, and selling some of the highest-quality and rarest sculptures from the Renaissance through Neoclassical periods. This is worth a trip to the Upper East Side.
Welcome to California
Preview paintings included in "Welcome to California," a virtual display that showcases more than 200 small works – both paintings and sculpture – of the land and lifestyle of the Golden State.
Pfeiffer’s Realism on Display
If you’re in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and feel the need to view some startlingly beautiful realistic paintings with a challenging, yet humorous tone, Jacob Pfeiffer and Meyer Galleries have what you’re looking for.
Art News: IAPS Recognizes a New “Eminent Pastelist”
The “Eminent Pastelist” award is the highest given by the International Association of Pastel Societies.
Which Romantic Painted this Week’s Feature Portrait “La Monomane de l’envie”?
In this ongoing series, Fine Art Today delves into the world of portraiture, highlighting historical and contemporary examples of superb quality and skill. This week: “La Monomane de l’envie.” Click here to learn more.
Fashion & Impressionism in Fin-De-Siècle Paris
Paris in the late 1800s: new industry, haute cuisine, flaneurs, decadence, and the fashion center of the world. It was a time of change and of prosperity, where leisure time could be found, and where artisans making handmade crafts could flourish.
An Artist in “Total Shock”
The 10th Annual Plein Air Salon awards ceremony took place live on Facebook during the 2nd Annual Plein Air Live, where Eric Rhoads and Kelly Kane announced the top winners, including our Grand Prize winner...
Luminous Life
Exceptional at capturing the play of light as it falls on a variety of familiar objects, artist Wendy Higgins creates still life paintings that...
Gambling on Art
Uri Vaknin — a major real estate developer and partner in KRE Capital — believes that Las Vegas, Nevada, is becoming a world-class city. However, its vivacious and brilliant downtown is missing something.
![Robert Peters (b. 1960), "Ancestral Cliffs," [Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado], 2009, oil on linen, 30 x 44 in., private collection](https://fineartconnoisseur.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Peters-Ancestral-Cliffs-paintings-of-national-parks-218x150.jpg "17 Paintings of Parks to Be Proud Of")
17 Paintings of Parks to Be Proud Of
With summer in full swing, we opted to focus on the remarkable parks and historic sites that grace the United States.