• April 16, 2018
• John R. Math

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is extremely pleased to announce that Paola Moscatelli has been awarded a month-long solo art exhibition on their website. Paola Moscatelli and ...

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• March 29, 2018
• Bill Rau

Everyone loves a good story. In the realm of fine art and antiques, a good story, or what we call “provenance”, has the power to take a work of art from exceptional to awe-inspiring. In ...

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• March 11, 2018
• Alex Farahan

Traditional rugs may seem old-fashioned to many, but they are actually some of the best and most beautiful rugs you can buy. Many of them have withstood the test of time—both in terms of ...

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• February 21, 2018
• Louis M. Salerno, Owner

New York (February 20, 2018) – For two decades, this annual event has been the most comprehensive exhibition and sale of important nineteenth-century American landscapes. Opening March 9 ...

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• February 18, 2018
• Susan Teller

Gwyneth Leech: Construction Series On View February 15 through March 31,2018, at the Kaufman Arcade, 139 West 35th Street/132 West 36th Street, NYC. This exhibition is presented by the ...

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• January 01, 2018
• Edward Burke

Art Call for Exhibition "Faces of Humanity 2018" at Gallery 25N. A 20 Artists Group Exhibit - Extensive marketing of the artists and exhibit worldwide. One artist will receive the ...

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• December 28, 2017
• Regina Khidekel, PhD

More De Stijl-inspired: "Über die Darstellung definiter Formen als Summen von Quadraten" [On the representation of definite forms as sums of squares] 2017, ink on paper, 19 x 22¾ ...

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• August 23, 2017
• Valerie Hoffman

Fusion Art is pleased to announce it is now accepting submissions for the 3rd Annual Figures & Faces international online art exhibition. For this competition, artists, worldwide, ...

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• August 22, 2017
• The Editorial Staff at William A. Karges Fine Art

On March 9th, 1871, Charles and Elizabeth Redmond gave birth to healthy baby boy, whom they named Grenville Richard Seymour Redmond. Sadly – though perhaps from an art historical ...

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• August 10, 2017
• Olga Ku

Agora Gallery is pleased to present the 2017 selected artists of the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. Now in its 32nd year, the competition has a rich history of recognizing ...

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• June 05, 2017
• Regina Kolbe

Early Buddhist art has always attracted attention the attention of collectors, and now, partly because of its rarity,  more than ever before.   Buddhism, brought to China nearly 2,000 ...

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• April 10, 2017
• Alyssa Rehs

COMMENTS ON THE ART MARKET April 1, 2017 Volume 196   Upcoming Exhibitions San Francisco Rehs Contemporary will be exhibiting at the 7th edition of Art Market San ...

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• January 31, 2017
• Warren Payne

Charles Bullet, an Ohio Valley School artist, was born in Cincinnati in 1860 but lived much of his life across the Ohio River in Campbell County, Kentucky.  He was a winter resident of ...

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• December 24, 2015
• Joseph K. Levene

Follow 19 Flipboard magazines by Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd. Art Today on Flipboard: Trending articles selected by Joseph K. Levene Fine Art, Ltd.  Flipboard Reads: Trending ...

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• December 17, 2015
• Rex Stewart

For nearly fifty years, my mind and hands raced to create pieces that stirred the imagination of my viewers. It was never an accident that the skills I possessed were given to gloat over ...

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• December 01, 2015
• Joseph Ronan Clarke

As the country saw a downturn in storefront traffic on Black Friday, retailers now turn to auction as the best way to buy before the holidays. Clarke Auction's upcoming December 6th sale ...

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• September 15, 2015
• M. Richardson

EXCITING EDMONIA LEWIS DISCOVERY An important discovery has been made of an1870 Bust of Christ by the Afro-Indian sculptor Edmonia Lewis (1842-1907). It was created for the Marquis of ...

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• September 04, 2015
• Omri Schwartz

Cranes in Chinese art -- Since ancient times, the Chinese have been exceptionally creative in using various living, non-living and imaginary objects to represent abstract ideas. They have ...

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• July 24, 2015
• Amelia & Jeff Jeffers

I work with collectors from all over the country. Many of the folks I meet tell me they just don't know how to compare auction and appraisal services. Do you choose the firm who offers ...

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• July 22, 2015
• Kenny Ackerman

When first looking at a painting, it might seem like it’s in perfect condition. However, appearances are deceiving. The canvas may have been stripped of its’ varnish, completely ...

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• July 20, 2015
• ArtisTTable

The ArtisTTable is seeking art for its 2015 juried online all media Abstract Exhibition. Artists 18 and over are invited to submit art of all media for consideration in the show, ...

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• June 03, 2015
• C. Dianne Zweig

Channel your inner whimsy and join us for an evening of quirky, edgy, spontaneous orginal art along with a playful and stylish summer collection of contemporary fashion. Opening ...

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• February 02, 2015
• Heather Karlie Vieira

It's a lamp.  A tessellated bone lamp.  With the original finial.  Okay, now what?  Well, now we take a look at one of the most sought after (and imitated) designers of recent memory - ...

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• December 02, 2014
• Jim Vogelman - JMV Piano Classics

Holiday parties mean festive foods, gifts galore, and guests gathered 'round the piano singing carols. But whether tickling the ivories, or planning to give or receive a piano this ...

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• February 16, 2014
• Lisa Morales

McCormick Place is certainly a place to go visit. Rich in history (specifically, Miami history) stories emerge from each corner, room and floor, as well as, the elevator, walls, and the ...

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• December 30, 2013
• Jay Caldwell

31. Museum of Fine Arts Boston With the recent Art of the Americas Wing expansion, the allure of MFA Boston has grown exponentially. These four floors showcase artworks from the entire ...

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• November 11, 2013
• John Buxton

This New York Times article points out a serious problem in the art world that has been created as a result of the new AAM (American Association of Museums) collecting guidelines. ...

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• October 04, 2012
• Antique Helper

We have had the privilege to offer some fantastic Indy 500 and auto racing-related treasures over the years. Thanks to the Duesenberg and Clarence Cagle Estates, and the ...

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• September 07, 2012
• Marine Arts Gallery

Ralph Cahoon was born in Chatham, Massachusetts, (Cape Cod). As a youth his favorite pastime was sketching the waterways. He met his wife Martha and was married in 1932. Both developed a ...

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• June 28, 2012
• Stephen B. O'Brien Jr.

In New England, every summer we unfurl the sails, dust off the golf shoes, break out the fishing rods, and with a little luck, dine on freshly caught seafood. The seasonal changes as the ...

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• May 07, 2012
• Paul G. Stein

When he wasn’t painting, Hudson River School artist David Johnson loved to draw, with confident lines on big sheets. Every once in a while his pencil traced the figure of a woman. For ...

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• February 18, 2012
• Pamela Cohen

    FLYING MURALS OF WYNWOOD & CAMO DEER Capturing the essence of what the Wynwood Arts District and the Miami art scene have to offer, Wynwood pioneer Tony Goldman will exhibit ...

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• January 13, 2012
• Gene Oliver

It is tempting for anyone who creates art to believe that it would be easier somewhere else.  Where less people pursue art. Where every artistic creation has not already been done. Where ...

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• July 28, 2011
• James A. Craig

Given the enormous interest Fitz Henry (formerly Hugh) Lane’s artwork has generated over the years, it is perhaps only natural that little attention has been paid by scholars on Lane’s ...

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• July 15, 2011
• Teresa DeChant

Senior Entrepreneurial Fine Arts Consultant with over 18 years experience as a professional fine art consultant, fine art appraiser, curator to corporations, hospitals, financial ...

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• May 24, 2011
• Bill Roland

As co-founders of Roland Auctions, Manhattan's newest auction house, my brother Rob and I face a recurring challenge. As soon as the property in the monthly auction is picked up, we have ...

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• April 04, 2011
• James Puzinas

Previously kept in family hands over the last 70 years, Edith Branson's paintings are currently being reintroduced  to American collectors by Blue Heron Fine Art.  It is hoped that the ...

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• December 31, 2010
• Laura Beach

SANTA FE, N.M. – December is the best month to be in Santa Fe. Snow sugars the old town and farolitos – occasionally still the paper bag and candle variety of childhood memory – climb ...

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• October 21, 2010
• Norton Museum of Art

In this half-length portrait, a young brunette woman peeks flirtatiously at the viewer from the corners of her almond-shaped eyes.  There is a hint of a smile on her closed lips, and ...

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• September 18, 2010
• Carey Vose

Having been in business for six generations, our family has amassed a number of great stories.  Luckily, my grandfather, Robert C. Vose Jr., was an amazing storyteller, and spent the last ...

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• July 13, 2010
• Julie Carlson Wildfeuer

The marine art of Frank Vining Smith (1879-1967) has become part of America's collective consciousness. When we envision a wind-propelled sailing ship plying the high seas, often the ...

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• May 23, 2010
• ArtfixDaily Staff

Twenty works by leading American artists such as Thomas Cole, George Inness, Alfred Maurer, Jane Peterson, Thomas B. Pope and Anthony Thieme, are on loan from the private collection of ...

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