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A Windfall of Gorgeous American Paintings
The Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, NY has acquired an impressive trove of 27 oil paintings by a stellar collection of well-known classic American artists: Albert Bierstadt, Theodore Earl Butler, Mary Cassatt, William Merritt Chase, [...]
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French painter Eugene Delacroix’s (1798 – 1863) work epitomizes the setting-free of painting from the strict classical ideals of the Academy that had come before. From an artist’s inside view, we can see Delacroix’s technique [...]
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During the golden age of American landscape painting, no one painted trees quite like George Inness. Inness created elegant, often backlit trees with a gauzy, permeable character, as though emerging and dissolving back and forth [...]
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Virgil Elliott has earned a stellar reputation as an expert practitioner – and teacher – of contemporary traditional representational oil painting. His book, “Traditional Oil Painting,” has been continuously in print since 2007. In its pages [...]
The Symphony of Landscape
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Clyde Aspevig: Seeing like an Artist
Sometimes it’s the small things that make all the difference. Artists working from life never reproduce exactly what they see. They might come close, but it wouldn’t be possible, really, because every time you look [...]
