A Landscape in Themselves
Fans of John Singer Sargent often comment on the artist’s unique ability to communicate so much information and emotion with one broad and aptly...
The Mann Returns
Jeremy Mann — one of America’s leading contemporary painters — continues his ascent with an electrifying display of recent work.
Sixty oils and sketches comprise...
Much More Than It Seems
For those not native to the great plains, grasslands, and rolling hills of the American Midwest, these landscapes might be categorized as “bland” or...
Featured Lot: Johannes Christiaan Schotel, “Low Tide Gun Salute from a Dutch Man o’War”
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....
How Creativity Flows Through Her
Published September 1, 2016
While some artists carefully plan and execute every element within their work, others prefer a more organic creative process — like...
When a Lifestyle Meets a Master Painter
Cool, crisp air, the outdoors, friendship, companionship, and the great chase are all driving forces for individuals who love hunting and camping. Combined with...
Reader’s Choice: Husband-and-Wife Artists Bring Fresh Perspective to the Figure
You’ve spoken! In this occasional series we highlight one of most popular articles among Fine Art Today readers. This week we revisit the dynamic...
One More Thing to Love
Populated with quaint villages, seafood shacks, lighthouses, ponds, and ocean views, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, has long been a favorite destination — and home —...
An Artist with ‘Forensic’ Vision
A moving exhibition is scheduled to open at New York City’s Flowers Gallery next month featuring the incredibly veristic and emotionally powerful portraits of...
Have You Ever Been On the Periphery?
Distinct, unique, and engaging. The stylistically significant works of three painters head to the walls of a special Denver, Colorado, gallery in September. Hailing...