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Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11th

Guggenheim Abu Dhabi to Open December 11th

Alyssa Rehs | August 3, 2026
France Reveals New Museum “National Security Plan”

France Reveals New Museum “National Security Plan”

Newport Previews: Berthelsen’s Little Church Around the Corner

Newport Previews: Berthelsen’s Little Church Around the Corner

Newport Previews: Au Bois de Boulogne by Dietz Edzard

Newport Previews: Au Bois de Boulogne by Dietz Edzard

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Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy
Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy
May 22

Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy

By Howard L. Rehs

Why Realism? Part 9: Dignity and Democracy.  Part 9 of Fred Ross’ thoughts on Realism … there are even a few paragraphs on Vibert, Brunery and the other ‘cardinal’ artists.    

Missing Van Gogh painting reported found in safe-deposit box in Spain is a FAKE
Missing Van Gogh painting reported found in safe-deposit box in Spain is a FAKE
May 21

Missing Van Gogh painting reported found in safe-deposit box in Spain is a FAKE

By Alyssa Rehs

Last week tax collectors in Spain believed they came across a missing van Gogh while raiding safety deposit boxes in Madrid.  News spread quickly, but after seeing images experts say that the work is a fake, nevertheless, one of the … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) John Kuhn’s “5 Johnathan Apples”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) John Kuhn’s “5 Johnathan Apples”
May 21

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) John Kuhn’s “5 Johnathan Apples”

By Alyssa Rehs

5 Johnathan Apples.  

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Willem Koekkoek’s “A Busy Street in Summer, Enkhuizen”
Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Willem Koekkoek’s “A Busy Street in Summer, Enkhuizen”
May 21

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Willem Koekkoek’s “A Busy Street in Summer, Enkhuizen”

By Howard L. Rehs

A Busy Street in Summer, Enkhuizen.  Here is a classic street scene by the 19th century Dutch Romantic artist Willem Koekkoek (1839-1895) that just made its way into a great collection.  

Why Realism? Part 7: Understanding What Is ‘Relevant’
Why Realism? Part 7: Understanding What Is ‘Relevant’
May 21

Why Realism? Part 7: Understanding What Is ‘Relevant’

By Howard L. Rehs

Why Realism? Part 7: Understanding What Is ‘Relevant’  – here is part 7 of Fred Ross’s ideas on Realism.  

Florida Pastor Sentenced
Florida Pastor Sentenced
May 20

Florida Pastor Sentenced

By Alyssa Rehs

Following the case of a Florida Pastor, Kevin Sutherland, charged with knowingly peddling fake Damien Hirst artworks has been sentenced.  On Monday, Sutherland received up to six months in jail and five years of probation by the State Supreme Court … More…

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) Erik Koeppel’s “A Farm in the Hudson Valley”
Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) Erik Koeppel’s “A Farm in the Hudson Valley”
May 20

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) Erik Koeppel’s “A Farm in the Hudson Valley”

By Alyssa Rehs

A beautiful Hudson River farm scene by Erik Koeppel.      

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Joseph Caraud’s “Midday Stroll”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Joseph Caraud’s “Midday Stroll”
May 20

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Joseph Caraud’s “Midday Stroll”

By Howard L. Rehs

Midday Stroll.  Here is one from the 1980s sold archives by the 19th century French artist Joseph Caraud (1821 – 1905).  This particular example was painted in 1874 … 140 years ago.  

Why Realism? Part 6: A Triumph Over a Conspiracy
Why Realism? Part 6: A Triumph Over a Conspiracy
May 20

Why Realism? Part 6: A Triumph Over a Conspiracy

By Howard L. Rehs

Why Realism? Part 6: A Triumph Over a Conspiracy – Here is part 6 of Fred Ross’s thoughts on Realism.  

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