Wonderful Watercolors in Maine
GWatson Gallery in Stonington, Maine, is the proud host of an exhibition featuring local watercolors by an accomplished artist. Who?
Trading Hands
A well-known gallery in North Carolina has a new owner after its founder has stepped down. It’s recognized as one of the most influential galleries in the Southeast, so collectors should take note of this new leadership.
OPPORTUNITY: Discovering Lucy Fine
Rick Fine, son of the late artist Lucy Fine, is in search of a special individual who can help catalogue, organize, and represent her incredible oeuvre. Up for the challenge? Details here.
Featured Lot: Idyllic Light on the Farm
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 we highlight a painting that emanates a soothing light within a 19th century barn. Who painted it?
Portrait of the Week: Mythology Becomes Legend
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 we consider a moving visage by a 19th-century legend.
America: The Artists’ Colony
From the 1880s through the 1940s, many artist colonies sprang up around the United States, aiding the rapid development and appreciation of American Impressionism. One East Coast museum is delving into this story through more than 50 remarkable paintings.
A Marriage (Exhibition) Ends in One Week!
Don’t miss out on this fabulous husband-and-wife exhibition featuring breathtaking vistas and landscapes of Wyoming.
Is This Collecting Opportunity Worth Your Attention?
Only you can be the judge! What ever happened to the expeditionary practice of journal painting? Did it simply evolve into the massive plein air phenomenon we’re witnessing today? One artist is keeping it alive through this extraordinary opportunity.
A Dream Come True!
The Art Renewal Center (ARC) is one of the premier institutions in the world that seeks to promote and advance traditional, representational arts — meaning that earning its coveted distinctions is a dream turned into reality.
Blending Abstraction and Realism
Over the past decade, this Bay Area artist has built a rather large national following for her captivating urban cityscapes and powerful portraits of crows, ravens, cats, and much more. Her latest works have travelled north for a can’t-miss one-woman show.