Portraiture’s Finest
See which 18th-century portraitist is being comprehensively celebrated at Scotland’s National Gallery.
Visitors to Scotland’s National Gallery will have their chance to take in...
Of Light, Shadow, and Beyond
Phil Dike was more than a gifted watercolorist. He was an influential educator who inspired students and challenged them — and himself — to...
Echoes of the Past
Still life is a genre that is nearly as old as art production itself. So much more than just static images of inanimate objects,...
Through the Malzahn Lens
With a nod to 19th-century landscape masters and the French Barbizon School, Jerry Malzahn offers his latest examples of poetry in paint during an...
Let the Bidding Begin
A St. Louis, Missouri, auction house will soon hold its inaugural auction, offering collectors a variety of fine art, furniture, and jewelry. Is your...
Featured Lot: John James Audubon, “Purple Grackle, Plate VII”
In this ongoing series for Fine Art Today, we take a longer look at the history and features of a soon-to-be-available artwork of note....
Sirona Summer
Visitors to Sirona Fine Art in Hallandale Beach, Florida, will experience a diverse range of artworks from many talented artists on the gallery’s roster....
Natural Meditations
The landscapes of Lynn Boggess are living, breathing canvases that encourage viewers to recall memory and experience with the beauty of nature in a...
Watercolor Takes Flight
Fine Art Today traveled to rural eastern North Carolina for a chat with accomplished watercolorist Pat Holscher, whose pictures of seagulls, pelicans, and more...
Big Game Safari
Capturing the magnificent beauty of big game in Africa does not require bullets or cameras, only paint and canvas.
World-renowned wildlife painter Lindsay Scott has...