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The Medici’s Painter
Florence is known as the Italian city that served as the center of the cultural rebirth called the Renaissance. However, even into the 17th century, the city continued to produce a number of important painters, one of whom is the subject of this exhibition. Who, when, and where?
Golden Gift from a Golden Age
News out of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, late last week was making waves in the museum world as UNC alumni Sheldon and Leena Peck made one heck of a gift. The inside scoop is here.
Featured Artwork: Krystii Melaine
"Rascals, Rebels, and Rogues"
Oil on linen panel
32 x 46 in.
‘Rascals, Rebels and Rogues’ is a portrait of five men on the Western frontier in...
Take an American Journey
This 20th-century painter excelled at both realism and abstraction, but he’s relatively unknown. The Museum of Wisconsin Art is seeking to change the narrative during this compelling exhibition through March.
They Keep Coming With More
These brothers have established a worldwide reputation for finding, exhibiting, and selling some of the highest-quality and rarest sculptures from the Renaissance through Neoclassical periods. This is worth a trip to the Upper East Side.
Five Decades of Perfection: John Howard Sanden
Fifty years is a long time, and in that span this leading painter has captured the likenesses of some of the most important leaders and much more. Some of his greatest achievements are currently hanging in one of New York’s most prestigious clubs.
Featured Artwork: Elaine Coffee presented by the Celebration of Fine Art
"Bullfight in Arles"
Oil
36 x 48 in.
$12,500
About the Artist:
Coffee is intrigued with how pedestrians are engaged by their surroundings; how they relate, or do not...
He Revealed More Than You’ll Ever Know
“Seductive,” “flamboyant,” and “deeply revealing” are the words used by this esteemed museum to describe the incredible family portraits executed by this well-known master. Who is he, and where can you catch a glimpse?
Who Says Post-Holidays Can’t Be Fun?
We get it. You’ve returned to work after a few weeks of family, food, and festivities. The luster and glee of the holidays are quickly fading into the reality of returning to your normal routine. Bummer, right? Nonsense! The beginning of 2017 is offering TONS of fantastic fine art opportunities — including this exciting annual event.
Interested in Making Art History?
Part of our mission here at Fine Art Connoisseur is to help promote artists who embody the very best of representational art. We’re a big fan of this accomplished sculptor, who just launched a campaign you should consider being a part of.









