An Undebated Master
Celebrated as one of the few painters to break away from mainstream abstraction in the 1960s, master realist David A. Leffel is the subject...
This Gallery’s Sizzling Summer Lineup Will Impress You
The summer of 2016 could be the best yet at Haynes Gallery’s Thomaston, Maine, location, with a host of stellar solo and group exhibitions...
Your Prix Preview
Entering its 43rd year, the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum can barely wait to host the Prix de West Invitational Art Exhibition &...
This Gallery’s Latest Addition Will Make Others Jealous
This gallery has a knack for finding top representational talent from across the United States — and the globe. They’ve done it again with...
Featured Lot: Henri Gervex, “Rolla”
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....
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
What does the term Midwestern mean to you? Is it tending to green pastures, hard work, grassroots, and simple pleasures? Perhaps it’s purely location,...
What Turner Understood About Color That You Need To Know
Twisting, writhing, turbulent, chaotic, and romantic. These are all common terms associated with the pictures by monumental British artist J.M.W. Turner. These words encapsulate...
You Have to See How this Artist Paints Water
Would you agree that the myriad of colors and patterns created by water is one of the most spectacular of natural beauties? Multifaceted artist...
This Could Be the Exhibition of the Year
Founded in 1982, the New York Academy of Art is a legendary institution that continually produces top-tier artists. Much of this lasting legacy can...
Can Art Be Anonymous?
Have you ever felt anonymous? Perhaps walking the streets of a large city or standing among a crowd? Caught somewhere between abstraction and realism,...