Watercolor’s Weight
The Woodmere Art Museum in Philadelphia is currently celebrating one of city’s most revered realist painters and watercolor innovators, Eileen Goodman, in a solo...
Picturing the Americas
Featuring over 100 oil paintings, watercolors, prints, and photographs, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art recently mounted an exhibition chronicling how pictorial representations...
Blue
For thousands of years, blue pigments have traditionally been reserved for objects of extreme wealth and veneration. Produced largely from cobalt, lapis lazuli, or...
Delacroix and the Rise of Modern Art
While historians and scholars alike maintain that modernism began in France in 1863, a current exhibition in Minneapolis seeks to highlight the movement’s roots...
Christie’s Earns Half-Billion in Recent New York Sale
The art world is buzzing about Christie’s recent “Artist’s Muse” auction, which offered 34 masterpieces and realized nearly $500 million in sales.
Five world auction...
Following Hercules
A current exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge seeks to explore the ways in which classical and contemporary images of the Greek hero...
A Bridge to Modernity
Twelve seminal works from the master of Impressionism have just landed at the National Gallery of Canada.
Although the works by Claude Monet (1840-1926) display...
Featured Lot: Frank Tenney Johnson, “In Old Wyoming aka On the Alert”
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....
Six Honored at Art Ball, Including Our Own Publisher Eric Rhoads
More than 300 people donned black tie, white tie, or historical costumes to attend the Florence Academy of Art Beaux Arts Ball, held at...
Fine Art Cruise
Forty-five art lovers are unpacking their suitcases across North America this week, having recently returned from Fine Art Connoisseur’s sixth annual Fine Art Cruise.
This...