Mannerism
Mannerism was a form of Renaissance art which emphasized a highly intellectual, unstable, tense approach over balance and clarity. The art was highly stylized, theatrical, and sometimes unrealistic yet still […]
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James Bama
James Bama was born in 1926 and grew up in the Northeast. He followed his early interest in art through New York’s specialized High School of Music and Art and […]
Wildlife Art
The bulk and majesty of a solitary bull (male) moose moves deliberately through a forest of aspen. He appears and disappears as he weaves through the trees in deep snow. […]
Orientalism
“Xerex From The Ramparts” – David Roberts Orientalism is a style of art associated with a group of 19th-century artists who were fond of depicting harem girls, sheikhs and Middle-Eastern […]
Neoclassicism
Neoclassical art was a reaction to the Rococo and Baroque movements. Prevalent from the mid-1700s through to the early 1800s, Neoclassicism partially coincided with the American and French revolutions and […]
Father’s Day – LeRoy Neiman Open Editions
Father’s Day is just a month away. We’ve recently brought in a large selection of LeRoy Neiman open edition prints. LeRoy Neiman’s artwork embodies the modern man. From Playboy […]
Hudson River School
The Hudson River School was a group of artists in the American Northeast who drew inspiration from the great outdoors to create romantic images of the American wilderness. The leader […]
Symbolism
Symbolism was an arts movement of the 19th century which was most popular in Russia, Mexico, and the United States. As a rejection of Realism and Naturalism, Symbolism shifted focus […]
New Additions!
We’ve added a lot of new pieces to the site recently. Featured here are some of the latest additions. As always, a click on an image will take you directly […]
Art Nouveau
In the two decades leading up to WWI, Art Nouveau was a prominent movement in the art community. An outgrowth of the British Arts and Crafts movement and a reaction […]
