Major Bosch Attribution
Historians and scholars are pleased to announce that a small painting — it spent decades in storage at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art —...
Watercolor Worlds
On view now through May 22 are over 194 original watercolors from master Lars Lerin. Needless to say, the American Swedish Institute is overjoyed.
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MIA Receives Impressive Gift
The late philanthropist Bruce Dayton — father of current Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton — left a vast array of his personal art collection to...
Message Received
Although known primarily for his development of the electromagnetic telegraph, Samuel F.B. Morse actually began his career as an artist. The inventor’s artistic endeavors...
Painted Parks
Now through May 28 is a colorful exhibition showcasing the landscapes of Erin Hanson. Where?
2016 officially marks 100 years for our nation’s National Park...
Kindred Spirits
Two leaders in a movement of young artists working to revive traditional landscape painting techniques are the subjects of a compelling exhibition at the...
Egyptology Meets the Digital Age
An experimental lighting display has met Egyptology in a fascinating exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. When can you...
Contemplating Character
Beginning February 13 in Florida, visitors to this museum are afforded the opportunity to view over 150 works of portraiture and self-portraiture from some...
AEON
Portraiture has the ability to communicate with viewers on a deep, human level that continually draws artists — and collectors — to the genre....
Featured Lot: George Morland, “The Gipsies’ Tent”
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....