Fine Art Today

Artists George Inness and James McNeill Whistler were two of the leading champions of tonalism, an artistic style that emerged in the 1880s, when painters began to image landscape forms with an overall tone of colored atmosphere or mist. The style beautifully survives through the work of this painter in Charleston, South Carolina.

Davis Gallery of Austin, Texas, is pleased to have recently announced its upcoming annual winter group show. It features some amazing artistic talent and beautiful paintings; find out here why viewers shouldn’t have any trouble immersing themselves into these creative worlds.

A Memphis museum will soon be the first to mount an exhibition centered on the life and career of this remarkable figure in the history of modern art and design. Who’s the focus, and which museum? Details here.

On December 8, PoetsArtists publisher Didi Menendez listed the “Top Ten Figurative Art Galleries of 2017,” and the list has been met with praise — and debate. Who’s in and who’s out? Did she get it right? You decide.

By now, nearly everyone on planet earth has heard about the monster $450.3 million sale of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Salvator Mundi” at Christie’s New York on November 15. However, have you heard about who bought it?

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.

On view now through December, the United Kingdom’s Aidan Meller Gallery is showcasing works by early 20th-century women that are among Britain’s most important and influential.

The National Gallery of Canada is offering viewers a rare opportunity to see three paintings by Gustav Klimt (1862-1918), including commanding examples of the artist’s trademark female portraiture and impressive landscape ingenuity.

There is nothing that compares to the joy artists feel when they’ve painted a beautiful portrait of someone special. Just imagine painting an incredible portrait of such high quality that you don’t hesitate for one moment to show it off, either giving it as a treasured gift or selling it for top dollar. It’s all possible through a captivating new Streamline Art Video featuring artist Ryan Brown.

Anita Rogers Gallery is proud to be currently presenting “Odyssey,” a selection of drawings and paintings by British painter Jack Martin Rogers (1945-2001). Anita Rogers, the gallery’s owner and director, is the daughter of the artist and was raised across England, Turkey, Italy, and Greece, countries that deeply influenced her father’s work.