Who Says Masterpieces Have to Be Large?
It’s that time of year when some of the nation’s top galleries mount stunning exhibitions in which the skill is large but the format is small. Check out these miniature masterpieces from Evergreen Fine Art in Colorado.
It’s Not Caravaggio
Milan’s Brera Museum of Painting is currently at the center of a vexing debate surrounding the authenticity of a 400-year-old painting discovered in a French attic in 2014. Although the museum has stated it does not wish to take part in the debate, its display of the work might suggest otherwise.
A New Atelier
We here at Fine Art Connoisseur love seeing traditional ateliers achieve success and grow in popularity. Even better is the establishment of a new program, this time in the Bronx!
Remarkable Artist Earns Numerous Honors
Artist Jesse Lane of RJD Gallery has been adding a number of feathers to his cap during 2016. For collectors interested in a quickly ascending star in the art world, Lane is one surely to watch.
New Beginnings with William Oberst
Contemporary realist William Oberst will showcase several of his newest pictures this fall in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Take a glimpse of life and relationships through his unique artistic vision here.
This Spotlight Exhibition Coming Soon to Boston
Inspired by the work of American traditional painters such as George Inness and Albert Bierstadt, Sergio Roffo is an accomplished painter internationally known for his stunning landscapes that evoke moods of calm and serenity.
A Great Gesture from a Great Sculptor
The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists (CHF) recently announced a unique artistic and philanthropic collaboration with master sculptor Glenna Goodacre. Collectors and major donors should look at this opportunity. What is it? Find out here!
Bombay Sapphire Doles Out Awards
Although Bombay Sapphire is a company known for producing high-quality gin, it also sponsors an “Artisan Series” in which awards are given to regional and online artists. Who are the recent winners?
Featured Lot: Sir William Orpen, “Sergeant Murphy & Things”
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: Sir William Orpen, “Sergeant Murphy & Things.”
Behind the Narrative
Featuring a stunning array of recent works by emerging artists, One Art Space in New York City is poised to open a compelling group show.