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Celebrating Collectors — Fine Art Connoisseur March/April 2019
We salute those who acquire such outstanding artworks, and we extend our applause to the artists who created them and to the dealers who sold them.
Featured Artwork: Nancy Tankersley
Skimming the Shadows
Oil on canvas
30 x 40 in.
$6500
Available through South Street Art Gallery, Easton, MD
This March artist Nancy Tankersley has a solo exhibition titled...
An Imperial Destiny
This new narrative is based on recent work by historians and archaeologists who, in addition to studying new archaeological and epigraphical discoveries, cast a critical eye on the ancient sources, placing them into the political and social context of the early Empire.
5 New Works by Best-Selling Artist Cesar Santos
It’s no surprise that Santos continues to make waves with his figurative art, and he’s ready to share his painting and drawing secrets with others.
Paintings of Long Island’s East End
An important subculture of painting the “East End” of Long Island is still active today, and thriving, thanks to the community of artists and patrons connected to this gallery.
20th Century Week at Christie’s
20th Century Week at Christie’s London brings together works by some of the biggest names in Impressionist, Modern, and Post-War and Contemporary Art, offered across nine auctions this February and March.
The Approaches of 8 Twin Cities Painters
Numerous paintings by each artist are displayed in the exhibition, creating a veritable salon-style emporium of approaches to the portrait.
An Unlikely Cosmopolitan Artform
Learn about a special exhibition of signature paintings, caricatures, and drawings by a Mexican illustrator, writer, and anthropologist.
Introducing American Artist Anthony Baus
The artist’s unique vision, which mines the world of antiquity as source material for contemporary issues, is expressed through an astonishing graphic facility derived from intense study of Italian baroque drawing.
Bellotto and the Splendor of 18th-Century Dresden
Over the course of a decade, Bellotto produced dozens of breathtaking depictions of the city and its environs, most measuring over eight feet in width. Learn more in this exhibition preview.