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October Fine Art Auctions at Bellmans
This October the Bellmans auction room will feel a little more like a museum - not only are the works on the wall of particularly high standard, but they can be enjoyed sitting on original National Gallery benches.
Featured Artwork: Nancy Tankersley
Nancy Tankersley: My years as a portrait painter and studio painter and then as a plein air painter have given me the experience and...
A Cultural Touchstone: “Lady with an Ermine”
Like many masterpieces, "Lady with an Ermine" had vanished during World War II, but is now one of this collection’s most prized items.
Sales Tip Over $1.4M at Buffalo Bill
At the close of the 44th Annual Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale, bidders raised their paddles for more than $1.4 million in artwork sales. This year's awards went to ...
AAPL Celebrates Realism with Two Fall Exhibitions
Get the details for the American Artists Professional League's "Timeless Realism" and 97th AAPL Grand National Exhibition here.
Modeling Women: Female Artists and Models at Chesterwood
At last, visitors are able to see the second floor of Chesterwood, which currently features a three-room exhibition titled "Modeling Women: Female Artists and Models at Chesterwood."
Two Shows to See In London This Fall
Don't Miss: If you're in London this fall, check out these current exhibitions at the Kenwood House and Buckingham Palace.
National Sculpture Society’s 92nd Annual Exhibition
Once again this show graces Brookgreen Gardens, which became America’s first public sculpture park in 1931, when ...
Perseverance: A Woman’s Journey West
Inspired by the 1840s journal of Keturah Belknap, artist Heide Presse created a collection that brings Belknap’s story to life, from her family’s homestead in Iowa to their journey along the Oregon Trail. Bonus: The exhibition includes an opportunity to bid on an artwork to take home.
Venice and the Ottoman Empire: A Cross-Cultural Exhibition
"The relationship between Venice and the Ottomans represents a fascinating and multifaceted chapter in the history of Mediterranean geopolitics, one marked by a blend of cooperation and conflict, handshake- and arms-length approaches, diplomacy and back-stabbing, understanding and misunderstanding."









