July/August 2026

In the July/August issue, we bring you our Collector’s Focus: Landscapes. One of the most timeless, enduring genres of art, there is a place for a landscape painting, or several, in every collection. Whether you are a gallery or art dealer with landscapes in your inventory, a museum that wants to promote an upcoming exhibition of historic American art, or an auction house that wants to highlight landscape lots in an upcoming sale, our special section is the ideal place to share your landscape paintings by historic American artists with our readers. Landscape paintings are at the root of American art history. It could be said that the Hudson River School painters, with their iconic scenes of nature’s grandeur, created a distinctly American style of art. Which was only the beginning. American landscapes from all eras remain one of the most highly-collected genres in the market. Don’t miss this opportunity to share your historic American works with our readers in our Collector's Focus: Landscapes. Artwork by Frederic Edwin Church (1826-1900).