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A philosophical inquiry into the manifestation of the sublime and beautiful in 19th-century American landscapes

Works from around the country available in Freeman’s American Art & Pennsylvania Impressionist sale on December 4

Shannon’s brings rare works by quintessential historic and 20th-century American artists to the market in their Spring 2023 Fine Art Auction

Sotheby’s Art of the Americas sale brings in $8.7 million in New York City

Christie’s auctions off the unrivaled collection of Barney A. Ebsworth

Art & Interiors of America's Gilded Age

The Florence Griswold Museum addresses the impact of the French Salon that first introduced impressionism

Three generations of the Reynolds family serve as the foundation for the storied collection of American art at Reynolda House Museum of Fine Art in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Sotheby’s presents a two-session sale featuring significant works of traditional and Western historic art

Grant Wood and the American Farm, at Reynolda House Museum of American Art

Hundreds of American 19th- and 20th-century works from 17 dealers will be on display at The American Art Fair

A comprehensive exhibition examining the persona of Georgia O’Keeffe opens March 3 at Brooklyn Museum

Alasdair Nichol brings his training as a painter to his position as vice-chairman of Freeman's Auctioneers in Philadelphia

Art collector Edward F. Gerber restored the Eliphalet Struges, George Hand Wright House to honor the late artist and his illustrations.

Menconi + Schoelkopf spotlights Oscar Bluemner’s contribution to American modernism

A new exhibition in Memphis examines the work of married artists William McGregor Paxton and Elizabeth Okie Paxton

Freeman’s presents a single-owner sale of the exceptionally curated collection of Angela Gross Folk

Swann Auction Galleries’ African-American Fine Art auction

Thomaston Place’s winter sale features extensive offerings of significant American art

Vose Galleries presents a touch of tradition and a nod to the mod

The Delaware Antiques Show celebrated a milestone 60th anniversary with strong attendance and sales

Just Off Madison featured fine American art from some of the foremost galleries and dealers in the Manhattan area on May 22

Ten of the leading Madison Avenue art dealers open their doors for the fall Just Off Madison art walk in New York City

In its mission to be representative of a century of American art, the O’Brien Art Foundation has amassed a revelatory collection of modernist works.

Alfred Maurer: From martyr to modernist visionary by James D. Balestrieri

The American Art Fair celebrates 10 years of connecting dealers and collectors of historic fine art, by Rochelle Belsito

The American Art Fair celebrates 10 years of connecting dealers and collectors of historic fine art, by Rochelle Belsito

Initiatives in Art and Culture celebrates 25 years of providing immersive learning experiences in the field

This collection concentrates on 19th-century landscapes and works by members of the Northwest School of artists

An exhibition celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Art Students League by highlighting works by its historic instructors

New York’s galleries open their doors to collectors and curators during American Art Week

A new exhibition at Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art examines the inspiration behind Paul Manship’s groundbreaking sculptures

Bastions of Beauty

The Philadelphia Show returns in-person at the Philadelphia Museum of Art

George Bellows & Early 20th-Century Social Realists

During American Art Week, New York City private art galleries will open their doors to the public

While soldiers fought in Europe during World War I, American artists and illustrators waged war on a different front—their easels

The Charleston Show presents a quality collection of art, antiques, jewelry and more

The American Folk Art Museum presents Morris Hirschfield’s famous, but largely forgotten works that reflect his experiences as a self-taught artist, tailor and shoemaker

Initiatives in Art and Culture curates an immersive educational experience on the Arts and Crafts movement in Detroit

The 55th annual Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show features 59 dealer booths and a loan exhibition of American flags

The 35th edition of the Art Show drew a crowd of 10,000 visitors with proceeds benefitting the Henry Street Settlement

The de Young Museum in San Francisco is presenting a landmark American exhibition on Polish artist Tamara de Lempicka

Members of Art Dealers Association of America come together for a philanthropic affair

An exhibition at the Columbus Museum of Art brings watercolorist Alice Schille back to life in time for her 150th birthday

The artwork hanging in Peter King’s East Coast home brings the beauty of landscapes to a city space

The Fairfield Museum explores American manufacturing practices in the paintings and murals of Robert Lambdin

Arkansas Arts Center stages John Marin exhibition after receiving a major gift of his work