Fine Art Today

Museums and galleries make art available. That’s why we love them. However, as the world rapidly advances in the digital age, “availability” is a word that’s becoming more problematic — or is it? A case in point at the National Gallery of Denmark has us thinking. Where will you stand?

So you’ve spent years and thousands of dollars amassing a superb fine art collection. But are you confident you’ve got everything buttoned up? If you aren’t 100 percent sure, there are opportunities to get there, including these lectures and seminars. What’s the buzz?

Readers of Fine Art Connoisseur’s November/December 2016 issue might remember a piece by editor-in-chief Peter Trippi detailing an event that celebrates the thriving world of art exhibitions. We’re just over a month away from this major event, so grab your tickets today!

It’s an exhibition that coincides with a new monograph — and it’s so good that these prestigious New York City galleries asked, “Why take it down December 24?” If you thought you missed this blockbuster, you haven’t.

Part of our mission here at Fine Art Connoisseur is to help promote artists who embody the very best of representational art. We’re a big fan of this accomplished sculptor, who just launched a campaign you should consider being a part of.

Featuring some of the hottest young artistic talent in the nation, in addition to experienced veterans, collectors and Western art enthusiasts can’t miss what’s just around the corner in Denver.

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: “Baldassare Castiglione.”

In this ongoing series for Fine Art Today, we take a longer look at the history and features of a soon-to-be-available artwork of note. This week: “The Cove” by a familiar name.

by: Peter Trippi, Editor-in-Chief, Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine Surely all fans of American history have heard of - and probably visited - Colonial Williamsburg, which...

That time has come when all of us here at Fine Art Connoisseur reflect upon the many artful fortunes of 2016 and step away for a two-week intermission to enjoy the season’s blessings. First, however, a note from the Editor to you and yours.