Fine Art Today

Corridor Gallery in Brooklyn, New York, has recently mounted a robust exhibition centered around all things nature, featuring a range of works by 16 accomplished artists and curated by Meridith McNeal.

For a limited time — now through October 29 — the Getty Museum in Los Angeles is exhibiting a rare drawing titled “Study of a Mourning Woman” by this creative genius.

Perhaps you’ve heard, perhaps not, but Christie’s Bellwether Postwar and Contemporary Evening sale in New York this November will be led by Renaissance master Leonardo da Vinci. What’s the scoop?

Principle Gallery in Alexandria, Virginia, is the latest gallery to display the works of renowned painter Jeremy Mann. Featuring works that explore the artist’s experiments, process, and emotions, this isn’t a solo show to miss.

There's still time to view the new works of Hollis Dunlap, a graduate of the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts, who has been honing his realist techniques since age 14.

Any professional artist who makes portraits knows that no other international competition compares to the BP Portrait Awards. More than 2,500 works of portraiture by artists from 87 countries around the world were submitted for consideration in 2017, but that could certainly increase in 2018 after organizers announced this.

Sotheby’s will soon auction a range of Old Master and 19th-century paintings and sculptures. The highlight of the evening sale will be “Winter” from Nicolas Lancret’s “Four Seasons” cycle.

Brendan Johnston gives us a glimpse into his world, as shown in this still life that includes objects of inspiration and practicality. Keep reading to learn more about Johnston and his process.

“Rubens. The Power of Transformation” comprises about 100 items and explores a hitherto little-regarded aspect in his creative process.

Fine art paintings and bronze sculptures by Charles M. Russell will soon be offered for sale.