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Exploring the popularity and demand of American illustrations

The Artistic Legacy of William Morris Hunt

Bonhams’ American art sale saw another successful run November 19 in New York

Works from many categories performed strongly at the Coeur d’Alene Art Auction

Fresh-to-market consignments and sought-after 19th-century American paintings add up to $3 million in Shannon’s October sale

The ADAA’s 2017 Art Show drew large crowds

Freeman’s|Hindman presents works by some of the most significant artists in American art history

Grogan & Company’s Fall Auction returns this November with a vast selection of American fine art

An exhibition at the State Hermitage Museum in Russia explores the surrealist work of Roberto Matta

Extra Ordinary: Magic, Mystery, and Imagination in American Realism at the Georgia Museum of Art explores the legacy of magic realism in the United States

A new show at Avery Galleries showcases the challenges and triumphs of American women artists

The Newport Antiques Show and the Nantucket Summer Antiques Show are both celebrating successful events

The Newport Antiques Show and the Nantucket Summer Antiques Show are both celebrating successful events

Over 40 galleries come together in Rhode Island for the Newport Antiques Show

On June 6 Freeman’s set several world auction records during its American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionists sale

Sargent and American artists in Italy.

The latest edition of the Philadelphia Show returns to the Philadelphia Museum of Art this spring

The Smithsonian American Art Museum highlights the collaboration between J.P. Ball and Robert S. Duncanson

Dallas Auction Gallery’s October 5 sale yields over $5.9 million as pieces by Thomas Hart Benton, Charles Bird King and more exceed estimates

Stunning results from a John Clymer Western piece helps push Sotheby’s American art sale past $11 million

A sculpture by Carl Milles leads Freeman’s sale of American Art and Pennsylvania Impressionists

WOLFS Gallery guides collectors through the 20th century, highlighting the thought-provoking artwork of Clarence Holbrook Carter

New exhibition at Menconi + Schoelkopf narrates the evolution of American modernism

The Dalí Museum in Florida explores the mind bending movement of surrealism during its height

The magnificent wilderness of Alaska and the intimate relationship its inhabits had with it are illuminated by one of the region’s most significant historical artists

Addison Rowe Gallery presents a comprehensive look at Andrew Dasburg’s influential drawings of the modernist era

A new exhibition at Questroyal Fine Art features the works of landscape painter, illustrator and author Eric Sloane

The Mattatuck Museum showcases works of American Tonalism soon to become part of the institution’s collection

Scottsdale Art Auction

Brunk Auctions’ September Catalog Auction

The Boston International Fine Art Show returns this October with a variety of top historic art and a few new elements

D. Wigmore Fine Art presents an exhibition in support of Imagining Florida at the Boca Raton Museum of Art

David Dike Fine Art’s 21st annual Texas Art Auction features turn-of-the-century through midcentury modern works

The Philbrook Museum hosts an exhibit of three generations of one the country’s most creative families

A New York City couple shares their private collection of WPA-era works and beyond

Sotheby’s Art of the Americas auction tops $4.5 million cementing the strength of the category in the marketplace

A new exhibition at Debra Force Fine Art will feature a selection of regionalists from across the country

Agricultural scenes are on view at D. Wigmore Fine Art, Inc. by Deedee Wigmore

A national exhibition tour celebrating Jacob Lawrence’s Struggle series begins at the Peabody Essex Museum in Massachusetts

The dusks and dawns of Frederic Church’s Jamaican landscapes illuminate the nuances of grief in an exhibition at the artist’s former home

Helicline Fine Art displays a noteworthy collection of fine art works featuring beloved scenes from theater, dance and all things entertainment

The history of cranberry bogs and the harvest season are explored through the works of historic and contemporary artists alike

The Museum of Non-Objective Painting: The Birth of the Guggenheim is on exhibition at the Leila Heller Gallery in New York City

The monumental exhibition World War I and American Art is on view now at Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in Philadelphia. By James D. Balestrieri

The Philadelphia Museum of Art presents portraits inspired by the centerpiece of the exhibition, James Abbott McNeil Whistler’s Arrangement in Grey and Black: The Mother

An online exhibition at CW American Modernism explores the diversity of artwork created during the 1950s

John Moran Auctioneers presents their biennial California & American Fine Art Sale on November 15