Sculpting with Color
One can celebrate the beauty and liveliness of the work of 15th-century sculptor Luca Della Robbia during a major exhibition. Treat yourself to details...
Still Life that Moves You
With a title like that and names such as Lamb, Levin, and Russo — what more could you need?
From August 27 through September 9,...
A Dynamic Duo You Should Note
A fantastic pairing of landscape, still life, and figurative works from two adroit painters will embellish the walls of Grenning Gallery this month. Who...
How This Artist Brings Pop to the West
An originator of the Western pop art movement, Billy Schenck ranks among the top working artists today. Using a range of photorealism techniques with...
The Most Direct Expression
Nearly every artist who’s ever lived has sworn by drawing. It is a fundamental skill that Australian master Rick Amor has suggested is “the...
David’s Napoleon
David was — and remains — one of the monumental art historical figures and the dominant French painter of the late 18th and early...
The Fourth Wall
Sometimes the best and most gripping works of art aim to shatter the “picture plane” barrier with the artist. A fascinating group exhibition —...
The Eternal City Lives On
For millennia Rome has existed as a remarkable physical place with countless historical monuments, art, performance, culture, and so much more. The Eternal City...
Portrait of the Week: Nelson Shanks, “Diana, Princess of Wales”
In this occasional series, Fine Art Today delves into the world of portraiture, highlighting historical and contemporary examples of superb quality and skill. This...
Featured Lot: Albert Bierstadt, “Sunrise”
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....