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Horology in Art
Often these objects appear in artworks as reminders of human mortality or as symbols of affluence, discipline, occupation, or technological sophistication.
Found: Places, Plants, and People
This exhibition in West Palm Beach features two contemporary realists working in oil on canvas, linen, and panel. Preview it here ...
Science and the Sublime
One of the great masterpieces from the Age of Enlightenment, "An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump" is on view at ...
Featured Artwork: Johanne Mangi
Johanne Mangi: “Mello” is a rescued Greyhound possessing a gentle nature but not without concern. I saw an intense, worried look which I had...
2nd Annual Watercolor Live Recap
The 2nd Annual Watercolor Live virtual art conference came to a close with the amazing seminars we've come to cherish, including sessions with master artists such as ...
Watercolors for All
It’s funny how certain things suddenly come back to your attention again and again, reminding you why you like them or need to notice them more... (Bonus: Get the new issue of Fine Art Connoisseur FREE here, as our gift to you!)
Holbein: Capturing Character
Now Holbein’s oil paintings and chalk drawings are presented alongside his designs for personal emblems and metalwork, as well as ...
The Beckoning Sea
Reflections on the art of painting > "As we interpret visual information into our artwork, the descriptions may get lost or deconstructed into abstraction..."
Model, Painter, Rebel
"Suzanne Valadon: Model, Painter, Rebel" is the first exhibition dedicated to this fascinating French artist at a major U.S. institution. Where?
A Direct Connection
Tony Pro takes us into his working process: "It still baffles me that moving paint around on canvas using sticks with hair can create a person’s image and likeness looking back at you."