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Portraiture 2020
From timeless works to dynamic images, these painters show that while the subject matter may be similar, it is the artists’ unique styles that have established each of them in the contemporary fine art world.
It Could Be You: Portraiture in a Constructed World
Juried by Hyeseung Marriage-Song, Beverly McNeil, and Patricia Watwood, this show features 30+ international multidisciplinary artists whose artwork explores both the purpose and limits of portraiture, identity, and the self in the modern digital age.
Portraits of Immigrants: Unknown Faces, Untold Stories
Using her journalism skills and her talents as a visual artist, Betsy Ashton interviewed and painted a variety of people who were not born here but who chose to come to this country, or were brought here as children, seeking safety, freedom, opportunity, or all of the above.
US Debut: Large-Scale Portraits and Still Lifes by Diarmuid Kelley
More than 20 new paintings by British Artist Diarmuid Kelley marks his first exhibition outside of London.
Portraits by Paul Gauguin
This first-ever exhibition devoted to the portraits of Paul Gauguin will show how the French artist, famous for his paintings of French Polynesia, revolutionized the portrait.
New Acquisition: Portrait of a British Officer Who Fought in America
This Virginia museum has recently acquired its first portrait by a well-known eighteenth-century British landscape and portrait painter . . .
A Portrait Within a Portrait
Discover an artist who is particularly noted for complex portraits of his friends and family members, painted in oils and often large in scale.
Original Plaza Hotel Portrait of Eloise on Auction
Once lost and now rediscovered; "Eloise" is estimated at $100,000-$150,000. When is the auction? Find out here...
Eye to I: Self-Portraits from 1900 to Today
At a time when countless selfies are posted on social media channels and identity is proving to be more and more fluid, the National Portrait Gallery presents a sampling of how artists have approached the exploration of representation and self-depiction through portraiture.
Portrait Paintings of Holocaust Survivors: The Edut Project
The Edut Project is a physical and online museum exhibition of life-sized paintings and intimate video conversations of Holocaust survivors. The project strives to honor each survivor’s story.









