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Josef Albers, Homage to the Square (It Seems), 1963, oil on panel, 39 7/8 x 40 inches. Philadelphia Museum of Art: Gift of the Friends of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1968. © 2019 The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Palmer Museum Exhibition and Symposium Focus On 'Bauhaus Transfers: Albers/Rauschenberg'

/ September 2nd, 2019

Klompching Gallery expands exhibition space with Project Gallery

/ August 28th, 2019

Katharine Cobey, Detail of Ritual Against Homelessness,1991, Hand spun, hand knit Churro wool, leather, shell, bone. Collection of the Artist, ©2010 David Cobey

New Exhibition at the Farnsworth — Katharine Cobey: A Different Voice

Farnsworth Art Museum / August 30th, 2019

Heather Foster, “View From a Blade of Grass,” Acrylic on Canvas, 60 x 36 in

VISIONS explores landscapes of the West through imaginative eyes

Ann Korologos Gallery / August 30th, 2019

anonymous, He that by the plough would thrive—Himself must either hold or drive, c. 1825-1850. Measuring seven feet across, this canvas is a didactic panorama promoting industry and progress through agricultural pursuits.

What Is America?: Addison Gallery of American Art Explores Social, Political, and Environmental Justice in Upcoming Exhibitions

/ August 28th, 2019

American Folk Art Museum Names New Curator

/ August 29th, 2019

Granville Redmond (American, 1871–1935), Sand Dunes, n.d. . Oil on canvas, 30 x 40 in. Private collection.

Major Survey of California Landscape Painter Granville Redmond Opens This Winter at Crocker

/ August 28th, 2019

Frank Nelson Wilcox (1887-1964) The Hay Field, c. 1916. Oil on paper, mounted on wood. Signed lower right 24 x 35 inches. "... I learned respect for farming to a degree and also got over any sense of urban-class superiority toward farming people. My very first lesson came from being told I could take the shady side of the load because they wished to break me in easy. With the sun constantly in my eye, I pitched hay all afternoon until about ready to drop."

New Exhibition of Frank Nelson Wilcox, One of the Cleveland School’s Greatest Artists, Reveals a Trove of Unseen 1920s-30s Works From Estate

/ August 28th, 2019

The Chiaroscuro Woodcut in Renaissance Italy by Naoko Takahatake

IFPDA FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ANNUAL GRANTS AND AWARDS

/ August 27th, 2019

A rare Tiffany Studios leaded glass aquatic fish lamp ($80/100,000) on a bronze pumpkin base has a shade surrounded by five swimming fish in gold mottled glass, 17½ inches tall with a 16- inch diameter shade.

Elegant Antiques, Tiffany Art Glass, Lighting and Fine Art at Fontaine’s Auction Gallery Sept. 14

Fontaine's Auction Gallery / August 26th, 2019

J.C. Leyendecker, "In the Stands 2," oil on canvas, 1913. (c) 2019 National Museum of American Illustration, Newport, R.I.

Survey of a Storyteller, 'Leyendecker and the Golden Age of American Illustration' Opens at Reynolda House

/ August 24th, 2019

Untitled (087) mixed media on paper by John Von Wicht.

John Von Wicht: The 50s & 60s – Selections on Paper

/ September 5th, 2019

An anonymous oil on canvas painting of Mount Vernon, the Virginia home of George Washington.

Clyde Gatlin Estate Offered by Schwenke Auctioneers in August 28th Fine Estates Auction

/ August 23rd, 2019

Childe Hassam, Italian Day, May 1918, 1918. Oil on canvas. On loan from Art Bridges

'Nothing More American' Exhibition Combines Historic Paintings With Contemporary Photography at Florence Griswold Museum

/ August 22nd, 2019

Tiffany Studios, American (1902-1932), designed by Frederick Wilson (American, born Ireland, 1858-1932). Ecclesiastical Angels (Angels of Peace and Mercy) (detail), 1905. Leaded and enameled glass. The Collection of Richard H. Driehaus, Chicago, 40016. Photograph by Michael Tropea, 2018.

Louis Comfort Tiffany Exhibition Will Explore Gilded Age Beauty in a 21st-Century Light

/ August 20th, 2019

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Palmer Museum Exhibition and Symposium Focus On 'Bauhaus Transfers: Albers/Rauschenberg'

Klompching Gallery expands exhibition space with Project Gallery

New Exhibition at the Farnsworth — Katharine Cobey: A Different Voice

VISIONS explores landscapes of the West through imaginative eyes

What Is America?: Addison Gallery of American Art Explores Social, Political, and Environmental Justice in Upcoming Exhibitions

American Folk Art Museum Names New Curator

Major Survey of California Landscape Painter Granville Redmond Opens This Winter at Crocker

New Exhibition of Frank Nelson Wilcox, One of the Cleveland School’s Greatest Artists, Reveals a Trove of Unseen 1920s-30s Works From Estate

IFPDA FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ANNUAL GRANTS AND AWARDS

Elegant Antiques, Tiffany Art Glass, Lighting and Fine Art at Fontaine’s Auction Gallery Sept. 14

Survey of a Storyteller, 'Leyendecker and the Golden Age of American Illustration' Opens at Reynolda House

John Von Wicht: The 50s & 60s – Selections on Paper

Clyde Gatlin Estate Offered by Schwenke Auctioneers in August 28th Fine Estates Auction

'Nothing More American' Exhibition Combines Historic Paintings With Contemporary Photography at Florence Griswold Museum

Louis Comfort Tiffany Exhibition Will Explore Gilded Age Beauty in a 21st-Century Light

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