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Welcome to the May/june issue of American Fine Art Magazine.this edition is devoted to Newyork and the rise of the modernist movement—one of the most innovative and transformative periods in American art. From the early stirrings at the...
1930. Oil on canvas, 31¾ x 24 in., signed and dated lower right. Ex collection Edwin A. Ulrich Museum of Art,wichita State University,wichita, Kansas, gift of the artist (labels verso). Available at CW American Modernism, Los Angeles, CA.
There are 101 artists inside this issue (go on, count them), and many more works of art. Generally speaking, our coverage in American Fine Art Magazine encompasses paintings and sculpture created between the mid-1800s and 1960, with earlier...
American Fine Art Magazine is unique in its concept and presentation. Divided into four major categories, each bimonthly issue will show you how to find your way around upcoming fine art shows, auctions and events so you can stay fully informed...
Decades earlier and thousands of miles away, 19th-century Navajo weavers quietly pushed modern art forward
A new catalog by Vallarino Fine Art presents artworks by 20th-century designers Walter Allner, Alexander Liberman and Fred Troller
Olana State Historic Site celebrates the legacy of Frederic Church through the lens of the artist’s extensive travels
A Conversation with Debra Force
