Fine Art Today

Preview works that explore the relationship between the psychological associations of the color red and the sublimity of masterful realist painting.

Preview this sale of Old Master & British Drawings, which offers a wide variety of works on paper covering over five hundred years of design and European creativity from around 1480 to the mid-19th century.

Variously cast as a wastrel, builder of the Brighton Pavilion, or a slow-witted dupe, King George IV (1762–1830) is one of British history’s least understood figures. This exhibition explores his legacy as not only a great art collector, but also as a prominent patron of horse racing.

Jean Stern, Executive Director of the Irvine Museum Collection, interviews Publisher and CEO Eric Rhoads on how artists can get through the COVID-19 crisis.

The museum that features the saddles of Western icons such as Roy Rogers, Buffalo Bill and Pancho Villa is opening its doors again.

Art Historian, Curator, and dear friend of Fine Art Connoisseur, Jean Stern will retire from his position as Senior Curator at IMCA this month.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Barbara Prey Projects, a gallery and exhibition space in Port Clyde, Maine, housed in what was once an inn frequented by such locals as the artist N.C. Wyeth...

Canyon Motif by Linda Glover Gooch 24 x 20 in. Oil on linen During the 12th annual Grand Canyon Celebration of Art, 23 plein air artists from around...

Guthrie by Tyler Vouros Charcoal and Water Mounted on Paper 42 x 68 in. 2020 Taking Flight with Tyler Vouros Tyler Vouros makes magic with charcoal, bringing his subjects...

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