Solo Shows |
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Don Jacot
Photorealist painter uses vintage toys as subject matter for his New York show.
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Malcolm Liepke
Liepke paints the simple truths that make us human.
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David Leffel
Leffel figured out the simple logic of painting as mastered by Rembrandt.
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Ovanes Berberian
Master colorist emphasizes color relationships and composition over subject matter.
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Charles Kapsner
Kapsher's intricate florals and behind-the-scenes ballet images making debut in Newport Beach.
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Travis Schlaht
Emerging artist to exhibit new works in all genres at his upcoming San Francisco show.
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Mark Lague
The artist's urban landscapes capture the beauty of a city through loose, dynamic brushstrokes.
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David Lloyd Glover
Whether he's working in oil or watercolor, this L.A. artist is a sublime colorist.
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Jennifer Bartlett
Bartlett's large-scale canvas present a realism that hints at abstraction.
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James Cook
Scottsdale exhibition presents Cook's diverse takes on contemporary impressionism.
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Vachagan Narazyan
Collectors love the timeless quality and unique subject matter of these neo-surrealistic paintings.
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Anthony Mastromatteo
Working at Christie's auction house gave artist inspiration to create his own paintings.
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Tom Maakestad
Maakestad's rural Minnesota upbringing inspires oil pastel landscapes with a personal feel.
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Hamilton Aguiar
Aguiar creates a new style of painting using layers of silverleaf and resin.
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Jeffrey Reed
Philadelphia artist captures nature's subleties in the new exhibition at his
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Victor Wang
Wang's larger-than-life impasto paintings express the emotion and passion of the immigrant experience.
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Heather Neill
Neill creates a classical richness of color and lets the subjects speak for themselves.
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Maarten Platje
Dutch artist finds visual inspiration in American maritime history.
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Ed Hatch
Virginia artist uses personal experience to create quietly emotive works.
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Oleg Nefedkin
Versatile artist finds happiness and tranquility in impressionistic paintings of nature.
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Ivan Kugach
Emerging Russian artist exhibits classical technique and strong realist style.
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Mary Whyte
Whyte pleases her collectors with new figurative watercolors depicting the people of Johns Island, South Carolina.
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Ben Long
Long presents his classical realist figure paintings in extensive North Carolina show.
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Milt Kobayashi
Kobayashi creates a sense of mood and mystery with his expressive figurative paintings.
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Scott Moore
Moore combines landscapes with architectural elements to create a sense of drama in his new paintings at a special Maine venue.
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Dmitri Danish
Danish paints cityscapes and landscapes inspired by the beauty of the passage of time.
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Joan Marti
Spanish artist unveils an evocative mix of subjects and sizes on show for the first time in Florida.
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Collectible Art Still on the Easel |
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Karen Horn
Horn brings her garden into the studio for her meticulously created floral still lifes.
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William Berra
The new Tuscan landscapes of William Berra leave something to the imagination.
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Ted Goerschner
Always honoring the light, Ted Goerschner favors painterly quality over quantity.
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Gary Erbe
Erbe's paintings provoke viewers through simple juxtaposition of objects and environments.
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Special Features |
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Small Blessings
Intimate, expressive, spontaneous, intuitive - the small work gives the collector more insight into the creative impulses of the artist at Gallery 1261.
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Art Market Insights |
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Art Traces
Latin American art finds a home in new Gold Coast residence of this Chicago collector.
By Aldo Castillo
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Art Design Consultant
Art and the Power of Placement - and why it's important.
By Eric Cohler
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Art Librarian
A Collector's First Port of Call for Research: The Frick Art Reference Library in New York.
By Inge Reist
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Art Appraiser
What to do if the painting you want to buy doesn't have a signature.
By Jane C.H. Jacob
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Arts Reporter
Separating fact from fiction in the New York art market.
By Robert J. Hughes
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Gallery Owner
Observations and Relevations
By John Pence
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Museum curator
Wyeth Retrospective exhibit launches the newly renovated High Museum.
By Anne Knutson
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Gallery Owner
Forty Years of Photo-Realism
By Louis K. Meisel
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The Artist
Confessions of a Starving Artist
by Harley Brown
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