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Children in Romantic Spain
What was childhood like for the well-to-do between 1842 and 1855 in Madrid and Seville? The Museo del Prado recently unveiled a special display of eight brilliant portraits that offer both answers and stunning beauty.
Featured Artwork: Katherine Galbraith
"Andrea"
2016
Oil on Canvas
20 x 16 in. TheStationArtGallery.com
770.366.1448
About the Artist:
At the age of 12, Katherine Galbraith began her career as an artist with the sale...
The Destination for Degas
Houston, Texas, is the only city in the United States where you’ll be able to catch this significant international survey of Edgar Degas, featuring some 200 works by the artist.
Double Vision? Yes, Please
Acclaimed artists Ron and Echo Ukrainetz are currently showcasing an compelling visual interpretation of the unique history of Montana during “Double Visions” at the Hockaday Museum of Art.
Reader’s Choice: Daniel Sprick in New York
You’ve spoken! In this occasional series, we highlight one of most popular articles among Fine Art Today readers. This week we revisit the amazing...
Fashion is Forever in Paint
Nelson Shanks, "Dragonlady," oil on canvas, 30 x 20 in. (c) Studio Incamminati 2016
Posted: Thursday, 13 October 2016 9:31AM
Andrew Webster Reporting
Editor, Fine Art Today
As...
Daniel Sprick in New York
Daniel Sprick, "Souls in Purgatory," 2016, oil on board, 30 x 48 in. (c) Gerald Peters Gallery 2016
Posted: Thursday, 06 October 2016 6:56AM
Andrew Webster...
Featured Artwork: Chantel Barber
"Outside of the Fence"
acrylic
About the Artist:
Chantel’s passion for art began flourishing at age 12 when she was mentored under local San Diego artists. She...
Flock to This
Time and again birds have found themselves the subjects of artists’ work in all types of mediums and styles. Since 1976, one museum has...
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...