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Notable examples by sporting art masters available during Copley Fine Art Auctions’ 2017 Winter Sale on February 17

The 68th annual Washington Winter Show offers an abundance of classic and contemporary art and antiques and programming for collectors on the art of curating

Iconic Western artwork from the L.D. “Brink” Brinkman Collection offered by Bonhams on February 8 in Los Angeles

Two stunning sales at Christie’s highlight works from coast to coast and across many genres

Works from around the country will be featured in Sotheby’s mid-season American art online sale beginning September 21

CW Modernism shines a spotlight on the 1940s in their second exhibition showcasing the breadth of the country’s artistic output

The collection of David Behnke and Paul Doherty begins with the artists of Old Lyme.

Thomas and Marianne Davies build an art collection based on extensive research, by John O’Hern

Thomas and Marianne Davies build an art collection based on extensive research, by John O’Hern

A Pennsylvania collector shares the history behind his collections by John O'Hearn

The Charleston Show returns with an impressive showcase of art, antiques, jewelry and fine objects

Freeman’s presents a single-owner sale of fine and decorative arts from the collection of Mrs. Dorrance “Dodo” H. Hamilton

A Seattle home displays one collector’s appreciation for the outdoors, the West and classic American art. By John O’Hern

Brunk Auctions kicks off the fall season with a sale featuring the collection of William N. Banks Jr.

Talking with Frank Maresca

A Woman’s Worth

The Evolving Landscape

Myriad Manifestations

Artful Objects

Debra Force Fine Art highlights works from the second half of Herman Maril’s career

The Cleveland Museum of Art presents prints by Gustave Baumann that span the artist’s career

Paintings by important American impressionists are on exhibition now at Debra Force Fine Art

Jane Peterson: At Home and Abroad, by Jim Balestrieri

Jane Peterson: At Home and Abroad, by Jim Balestrieri

On September 20, an exhibition for Marsden Hartley opens in his birth town of Lewiston, Maine, at the Bates College Museum of Art

Iconic Frederic Remington Western bronze tops Christie’s $41 million American art sale in New York

The 69th annual Winter Show returns to the Park Avenue Armory with only the finest in art and antiques from vetted galleries and dealers from the U.S. and beyond

New and returning buyers drive Freeman’s December 4 American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists sale to $1.8 million

Heritage Auctions’ July 1 auction of American art achieves more than $6 million in sales

Works by Albert Bierstadt and Wolf Kahn, among others, saw considerable success at Bonhams’ November 24 sale of American art

Interest in artwork from multiple collecting categories pushed Heritage Auctions’ December 3 American art sale to $4.2 million

A bequest from art collector and philanthropist Richard M. Scaife resulted in a unique opportunity for two Pennsylvania institutions

The Hilbert Museum reopens with nine new exhibitions celebrating Golden State artists past and present

In this Pennsylvania collector's home is an aesthetic collection where every detail is carefully considered.

Editor’s Letter

An exhibition on view now at the Morven Museum & Garden spotlights the art hub of Newark, New Jersey

Twenty paintings of the Catskills by Sanford Robinson Gifford to exhibit at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site

A closer look at two innovative directors of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston who seriously altered the museum's role by Jay E. Cantor

Santa Fe Art Auction’s signature annual sale brings in more than $2 million in sales

The Birth of American Abstraction: Revisiting the 1936 Concretionist Exhibition at D. Wigmore Fine Art examines the work of pivotal artists from the movement

Through November 18 Francis M. Naumann Fine Art in New York City exhibits paintings, photographs and more by Man Ray

Museums across the nation commit to showcasing overlooked women artists