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Featured Artwork: Michele Byrne
Portrait of Anne Marie Küken Foltyn and Portrait of Chemere Brooks
36” x 24” each
Available through though the artist
This painting is part of an ongoing...
Featured Artwork: Suzie Baker presented by Grand Canyon Celebration of Art
SUZIE BAKER
“Gateway to the Canyon”
Oil on linen panel 24”x 36”
Suzie Baker is one of the 27 artists participating in this year’s Grand Canyon
Celebration of...
September 4 Auction: Old Master, British, and European Paintings
The auction includes paintings relating to India, the Far East, and travel in general, with topographical works by Robert Havell, William Hodges, Clifford Henry Mecham, and more.
Annual Solo Show Featuring Works by Ben Fenske
Fenske’s latest work bares the interiors, people, and lush landscape surrounding his home and life in Chianti, Italy.
Representational Paintings for Five and Under
Every painting, drawing, and sculpture will be available for $5,000 or less, with the gallery’s intention being to offer a price point that is accessible to many beginning collectors.
Grace Athena Flott: Still I Rise
After being severely injured in a fire, Grace turned to creating realist, figurative art as a way of both healing and telling her story.
European Paintings on View at Lyman Allyn
Enjoy a selection of portraits, history paintings, still lifes, genre scenes, and landscapes from the early Renaissance through the 1800s.
Which Museum Brought in Seven Million Visitors?
Continually visited by domestic and international audiences, this art museum draws a wide range, with international tourists accounting for 28 percent of its visitors.
Paul Gauguin: The Art of Invention
This summer, you can view the range of Gauguin’s artistic output from his early Impressionist paintings to his iconic works from Brittany and Tahiti to his fascinating exploration of three-dimensional objects.
July 13 Lecture: The Great American Illustrators and World War II
The years 1941–1945, when the United States entered the World War both in Europe and the Pacific, placed extraordinary demands — and opportunities — on the nation’s illustrators.