Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco The name “San Francisco” is synonymous with selfreinvention. In the 1840s, this tiny port drew immigrants from round the
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American Women Artists (AWA) is about to host its 17th annual Exhibition at the Addison Art Gallery in Orleans, Massachusetts. “With its museum-quality work,” says
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Kim Casebeer (b. 1970) really “gets” the pristine landscape. The plein air painter lives in Manhattan, Kansas, 60 miles northwest of Topeka, and always draws
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Mary Sipp Green (b. 1947) works in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, in a studio overlooking the ousatonic River. Flooded with northern light, her
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Artists in Park The United States established its first national park (Yellowstone) in 1872, and 58 more such entities have been created since then, one
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One of the many gifts Paul Mellon (1907-1999) made to his alma mater, Yale University, was the foundational ollection of the Yale Center for British
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The art of Ancient Rome is a great creative heritage for many generations of descendants The art of Ancient Rome includes a huge number of
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The Art That Got Away. There are the people who got away from us — an attractive stranger with whom we exchanged glances at the airport,
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Neo-Impressionist paintings. Relatively few Americans know that our country’s finest collection of Neo-Impressionist paintings is at the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA). A whole separate article
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