You Can Get There From Here  •  No Walls Left Blank: The colorful walls of Maurice and Margery Katz’s home are adorned with their expansive collection of early American modernist art  •  Vector: An exploration of the exhibition Alexander von Humboldt and the United States: Art, Nature, and Culture at the Smithsonian American Art Museum  •  Shaped by the Southwest: An exhibition at D. Wigmore Fine Art showcases the artwork of Raymond Jonson and Emil Bisttram  •  American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation.  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

Looking to the Future: Our special Museum Issue returns, spotlighting dozens of important, upcoming museum exhibitions across the country in 2021  •  Across the Atlantic: Visitors embark on a journey to 19th- and 20th-century Spain during an exhibition at the Chrysler Museum of Art and the Milwaukee Art Museum  •  Subtle Subversions and Luscious Loops: Extra Ordinary: Magic, Mystery, and Imagination in American Realism at the Georgia Museum of Art explores the legacy of magic realism in the United States  •   find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market. 

Greatness Rising: A new Frank Duveneck exhibition at the Cincinnati Art Museum reinstates the artist alongside many of the 
American greats   •  The Art of the Harvest: The history of cranberry bogs and the harvest season are explored through the works of historic and contemporary artists alike  •  Upcoming Gallery Shows, Museum Exhibitions and Auction.

Looking From The Outside In  •  Fresh Looks: Fresh Fields at the Florence Griswold Museum delves into the rich world of American Impressionist landscapes  •  Beneath the Surface: Collector Gina Puzzuoli finds inspiration in the stories behind the artwork hanging in her West Virginia home  •  American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation.  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

Separated at Birth • Maine, Summer, Art— Virtual Joyride: Maine hits a milestone—200 years of statehood—and with it comes a number of art exhibitions celebrating the Pine Tree state • The Dense Rock: New York City on paper is the theme of a new exhibition opening soon at the Smithsonian American Art Museum • Far From Ordinary: Collector and dealer Howard Godel and his wife, Melinda, share an eye for beauty and a lifelong passion for art • 

The Great Divide  •  Correcting the Record: Museums across the nation commit to showcasing overlooked women artists  •  Ships in the Night: Footsteps behind each other, Frederic Remington  and Winslow Homer are the spotlights of a major  new exhibition at the Denver Art Museum  •  Vida Mexicana: Mexican Muralists Remake Art, 1925 to 1945 opens at New York’s Whitney Museum  •  On the Scene: The collection of Arthur and Peggy Hittner centers on American paintings of the 1930s and ’40s  •  Each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

T he Museum  Issue: Our special Museum Issue begins with a comprehensive introduction highlighting major American art exhibitions across the country throughout 2020, followed by previews of major upcoming shows.  •  Great Expectations, by Jay E. Cantor  •  Beyond Nature: Thomas Moran’s landscapes have a powerful hold within the collection at the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa, Oklahoma  • Bringing to Light: Vose Galleries gives a new legacy to impressionist Theodore Wendel  •  Memories: The artwork hanging in Paul Solman’s Boston area home carries on the soul and legacy of his father’s career

Shore Birds II •  Inspiration & Derivation in the Work of Elie Nadelman: Nadelman’s work offers an ideal lens through which to explore the concepts of borrowed sources and artistic innovation  •  Enduring Watercolors: Revisiting the life and prolific works of art by James Milton Sessions, discerning observers appreciate the beauty of Sessions’ watercolors and the technical ability with which they were created  •  Eclectic Collections: Keith Sherman and Roy Goldberg, owners of Helicline Fine Art in New York, open up their Dutchess County home  •  Historical Focus: The American Art Fair features 17 dealer exhibitions and four lectures centered around 19th- and 20th-century American art  •  Find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

Shore Birds I  •  History and Memory in Augustus Saint-Gardens: The monumental artwork of Saint-Gaudens takes us on a journey through history, conjuring sentiments of times long past  •  In the Valley: The collection of Gerry and Marguerite Lenfest illustrates the long history of art in Bucks County  •  Rare Opportunity: The first major exhibition of James Abbott McNeill Whistler’s watercolors since the 1930s is on view at the Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of Art  •  Art for the Soul: The artwork hanging in Peter King’s East Coast home brings the beauty of landscapes to a city space  •  Previewing upcoming exhibitions, events, sales and auctions of historic fine art

Vanguardians, by Jay E. Cantor  •  Growing Enthusiasm: Louis M. Salerno, owner of Questroyal Fine Art, provides insight on the current market for Hudson River School paintings, by Louis M. Salerno  •  Landscapes of the Imagination: An exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts elicits an exploration of the ways in which landscape is interpreted through the lens of art, by James D. Balestrieri  •  On the Shore: The Cape Ann Museum traces Winslow Homer’s evolution as a marine painter, by Erin E. Rand  •  A Love of the Land: Thomas Cole’s Refrain: The Paintings of Catskill Creek chronicles the artist’s nearly two-decade infatuation with the famed New York landscape, by Rochelle Belsito  •  Golden State of Mind: Pat and Dick Amtower’s home pays homage to fine art depicting California and reflects their adventures within the state, by John O’Hern  •    How to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market

Not “Our Crowd,” Mostly, by Jay E. Cantor  •  Points of View, Moments of Art: N.C. Wyeth: New Perspectives explores the breadth and significance of the artist’s illustrious career, By James D. Balestrieri  •  Making a House a Home: In an upcoming exhibition at Peabody Essex Museum, the eclectic, expert collection of Carolyn and Peter Lynch shines, By Erin E. Rand  •  Beauty into Art: A comprehensive look into the life and art of Thomas Wilmer Dewing, By Susan A. Hobbs, with Shoshanna Abeles  •  Window to the Past: This couple’s Connecticut home is a grand display of fine American art and furniture from the 1800s, By John O’Hern  •  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market

Appetizers, by Jay E. Cantor   •  Spirit in the Material World: The National Gallery of Art presents a new exhibition The American Pre-Raphaelites: Radical Realists  •  Complementing Collections: A bequest from art collector and philanthropist Richard M. Scaife resulted in a unique opportunity for two Pennsylvania institutions.  •  Storytellers:   •  The artwork that hangs in this couple’s Seattle area home is awash in American history  •  Each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

Text and Context, by Jay E. Cantor  •  Minotaurs and Cassandras: The Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art and the Baltimore Museum of Art present Monsters & Myths: Surrealism and War in the 1930s and 1940s, by James D. Balestrieri  •  Terra Florida: D. Wigmore Fine Art presents an exhibition in support of Imagining Florida at the Boca Raton Museum of Art, by Deedee Wigmore  •  Historical Value: The art collection of Ira and Jane Carlin focuses on paintings from the 1930s and ’40s that show moments of everyday life, by John O’Hern  •  Upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events

The Pebble and the Mountain: Past Time: Geology in European and American Art at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College  •  Sargent on Location: The portraitist’s work comes to life through photographs and artifacts at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum  •  American Prestige: The American Art Fair gives experienced and aspiring collectors the opportunity to view and purchase museum-quality fine art during the four-day event at the Bohemian National Hall  •  Period Piece: Phil Feldsine’s home is a love letter to historical art and design  •  uUpcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market

The Art of Belonging:  American Art and Environment at Princeton University Art Museum  •  Sargent Painted Here: John Singer Sargent & Chicago’s Gilded Age at the Art Institute of Chicago  •  Vibrant Expression: Living Color, Modern Life explores the careers of Hugh Henry Breckenridge and Arthur B. Carles  •  Unflagging Passion: The Julian, California, home of Bram and Sandy Dijkstra hosts an eclectic mix of artwork  •  Upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

Make Our Garden Grow, by Jay E. Cantor  •  Keepers of the Flame: Parrish, Wyeth, Rockwell and the Narrative Tradition at the Norman Rockwell Museum  by James D. Balestrieri  *  Army of Artists: While soldiers fought in Europe during World War I, American artists and illustrators waged war on a different front—their easels  by Michael Clawson  •  Incandescence: Becoming Tiffany: From Hudson Valley Painter to Gilded Age Tastemaker at the Lyndhurst Mansion by James D. Balestrieri  •  New Mexican Narratives: The home of Nedra and Richard Matteucci is steeped in Santa Fe history  by John O’Hern  •  Upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events

Putting Out the Welcome Mat • Where the Past Met the Future: Albert Bierstadt: Witness to a Changing West at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West • Modern Times: A survey of American modernism, 1910 to 1950, through select works from the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s permanent collection • The American Farm: Agricultural scenes are on view at D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc.  • Hunt for Treasure: Dr. Robert Savage searches high and low for the works in his extensive art collection 

American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation.  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.

American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation.  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market.   •   Metropolitan Musings  •  Niagara and Baalbek: Two recently rediscovered paintings by Frederic Edwin Church  •  Voice For the Wilderness: Thomas Cole’s Journey: Atlantic Crossings at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and London’s National Gallery  •  A Timely Passion: Keith Sherman and Roy Goldberg’s collection draws from the era of the WPA  •  Midwinter Focus: The Winter Antiques Show at the Park Avenue Armory returns for its 64th year 

The Maine Stage by Jay Cantor  •  Time, Line: Timelines and the art of John Sloan  •  Success, Hard Won: A new show at Avery Galleries showcases the challenges and triumphs of American women artists  •  The Joy of Collecting: Sandy and Bram Dijkstra discuss their passion for artwork  and connecting with artistic quality and emotional content  •  American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation.  Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed about this fascinating market



What Do They Know, by Jay Cantor  •  The Great Upheaval: Howard Pyle and his students’ immense impact on illustration is explored in a new exhibition at the National Museum of American Illustration, by Michael Clawson  •  Museum Lovers: The Houston home of Frank and Michelle Hevrdejs displays a masterfully curated collection of American impressionism, by John O’Hern 

Georgia in my Mind, by Jay Cantor  •  Earth into Body Body into Earth: A century of Andrew Wyeth, by James D. Balestrieri  •  Lasting Impressions: This contemporary Washington state home features a collection dedicated to American impressionism, by John O’Hern  •  Previewing upcoming exhibitions, events, sales and auctions of historic fine art

What an Eye, by Jay Cantor  •  Inspired Influence: Matisse and American Art at the Montclair Art Museum focuses on the French master’s impact on American modern art  by James D. Balestrieri  •  Prized Possessions: Paintings by winners of the Pulitzer Art Scholarship are featured in this Pittsburgh collection  by John O’Hern  •  
Previews of upcoming shows of historic American art at galleries across the country.

The Art of War: The monumental exhibition World War I and American Art is on view now at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia. By James D. Balestrieri  •  Collecting with Purpose: A Seattle home displays one collector’s appreciation for the outdoors, the West and classic American art. By John O’Hern  •  Previews of upcoming shows of historic American art at galleries across the country.  •  Previews and reports of all the major art fairs and events taking place across the country.  •  Insights from top curators about the major exhibitions of historic American art  being organized at key American museums.  •  Major works coming up for sale at the most important auction houses dealing in historic American art.

Opus in Fire and Darkness: Ralph Albert Blakelock: The Mad Genius Returns at Questroyal Fine Art • Inspired by Elegance

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