Rediscovered Painting by Philadelphia Artist Elizabeth Sparhawk-Jones Now Available By Margie Fuchs, with research assistance by Valerie Stanos and Beth Hamilton The daughter of a
A Rare Peter Blume Work Available at Jonathan Boos By Margie Fuchs The story of Two Rivers, American artist Peter Blume’s work depicting the rural
Let the Games Begin! Jonathan Boos Presents 20th Century American Art Trivia By Margie Fuchs As the first year of the decade comes to a
Navigating Uncharted Waters with the Art Dealers Association of America’s Maureen Bray By Margie Fuchs Maureen Bray relishes a challenge. Since taking the helm of
American Entertainment in the Mid-20th Century Act Three: Interview with Yale School of Drama’s Alan Edwards By Margie Fuchs Welcome to the third and final
Diving into Summer with George Tooker By Beth Hamilton George Tooker’s paintings project a haunting and mysterious realism that make it difficult for a viewer
Walking a Tight Rope with Alton Pickens By Beth Hamilton Born in Seattle, Washington in 1917, Alton Pickens came of age during the Depression and
Our inaugural digital catalogue By Jonathan Boos, Valerie Stanos, Beth Hamilton Dear Friends, It is our hope that this note finds you safe and healthy.
We Traversed the Digital Landscape: a Digital Tour Across the Nation’s Museums By Margie Fuchs “The only way to understand painting is to go and
A Break From the News: 7 Artworks We Love By Jonathan Boos, Valerie Stanos and Beth Hamilton It has been a few weeks since New
Women’s History Month: Meet Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney By Margie Fuchs As the seriousness of the news continues to increase, we encourage you to pause and
Presentation Preview: Psychological Realism at the 2020 ADAA Art Show Join us February 27 – March 1, 2020 at the Park Avenue Armory Jonathan Boos
Curator Interview: Saint Louis Art Museum American Art Curator Melissa Wolfe By Margie Fuchs How do you become an expert in American art? For Melissa
Three things to know about the Ashcan School By Margie Fuchs What’s in a name? Like Impressionism before it, the Ashcan School took its name