Painting of the Day (SOLD) Erik Koeppel’s “Along the Hudson”
Painting of the Day (SOLD) Erik Koeppel’s “Along the Hudson”

Painting of the Day (SOLD) Erik Koeppel’s “Along the Hudson”

A sold work by Erik Koeppel, Along the Hudson.  

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Anthony Thieme’s “Tourrettes sur Loup”
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Anthony Thieme’s “Tourrettes sur Loup”

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE): Anthony Thieme’s “Tourrettes sur Loup”

Tourrettes sur Loup.  here is one by the American artist Anthony Thieme (1888-1954) that has not been on the market since the 1950s.  

Rarely seen LS Lowry painting expected to sell for up to £3m
Rarely seen LS Lowry painting expected to sell for up to £3m

Rarely seen LS Lowry painting expected to sell for up to £3m

Rarely seen LS Lowry painting expected to sell for up to £3m seems like a pretty impressive example … it will be interesting to see how high it goes.  

CONGRATULATIONS ERIK KOEPPEL: American Fine Art Magazine Award of Excellence
CONGRATULATIONS ERIK KOEPPEL: American Fine Art Magazine Award of Excellence

CONGRATULATIONS ERIK KOEPPEL: American Fine Art Magazine Award of Excellence

We congratulate Erik Koeppel on winning the American Fine Art Magazine Award of Excellence in the Art Renewal Center Salon Competition for 2013-14 for his painting, “Evening Light in the Yosemite Valley.”   This painting is AVAILABLE here, at Rehs … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD) James Neil Hollingsworth’s “View-Master”
Painting of the Day (SOLD) James Neil Hollingsworth’s  “View-Master”

Painting of the Day (SOLD) James Neil Hollingsworth’s “View-Master”

Our first work by James Neil Hollingsworth, sold back in 2012, View-Master.  

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry Victor Lesur’s “At the Flower Market”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry Victor Lesur’s “At the Flower Market”

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Henry Victor Lesur’s “At the Flower Market”

At the Flower Market.  here is a beautiful piece by the 19th century French artist Henry Victor Lesur (1863-1900) that we sold many years ago.  

‘Edge of a Forest With a Grainfield’ by Jacob van Ruisdael – at the Kimbell Art Museum, TX
‘Edge of a Forest With a Grainfield’ by Jacob van Ruisdael – at the Kimbell Art Museum, TX

‘Edge of a Forest With a Grainfield’ by Jacob van Ruisdael – at the Kimbell Art Museum, TX

Masterpiece: ‘Edge of a Forest With a Grainfield’ by Jacob van Ruisdael – this Old Master was recently acquired by the Kimbell Art Museum from Oxford University’s Worcester College.  The college needed to raise funds in order to pay off loans … More…

Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity
Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity

Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity

Why Realism? Part 8: Realism as Torchbearer for Humanity. Here is the 8th part of Fred Ross’ ideas on: why Realism?  

Advisory Warning: Not for the squeemish — Norwegian Performance Artist Eats His Own Hip
Advisory Warning: Not for the squeemish — Norwegian Performance Artist Eats His Own Hip

Advisory Warning: Not for the squeemish — Norwegian Performance Artist Eats His Own Hip

Over the past century the term “art” has become a word that can define almost anything.  Of course, paintings, sculptures and drawings, but what about ordinary found items….what about cannibalism!?  Personally, I don’t find this to be art, I would … More…