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How Taking Responsibility for Her Talent Made the Difference
By Realism Today Unlike many of the artists we cover, Janie Kinnane (b. 1989) never pursued an art career. Instead, it pursued her. One of 10 siblings growing up on a coastal farm in Rhode Island, Kinnane enjoyed [...]
A Vacation in Spain
Catalan landscape painter Joaquin Mir Trinxet (1873 - 1940) led an ill-fated 19th century crusade to get Spanish artists to embrace modernism without letting go of Spain’s proud realist tradition. Gloriously successful as art, the [...]
Longing for Spring
It’s winter. Brittle, bitter days rattle the windowpanes and ice the driveways. In paintings though, there is no time nor change; there, the May winds linger still, and the fruit trees blossom in a perpetual [...]
Move Over, Oils – Acrylic Comes of Age
For a long time, acrylics had its devotees and its detractors – either you loved them or you avoided them, mostly because they dry super-fast. However, newer trends have enabled acrylics to behave more like [...]
The Changing American Landscape
(Un)Settled: The Landscape in American Art - Revised Mobile Museum of Art October 12, 2024–February 2, 2025 Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art June 12–September 17, 2025 There’s still time to see (Un)Settled: The Landscape [...]
The Ruined Tower
Icon of 19th century American painting Thomas Cole often found himself disillusioned with the very public he’d helped create for his work. Though he touched off the historically important Hudson River School style, by the [...]
