EXHIBITION: Brought to Light: The Art of Egbert Cadmus
The Cooley Gallery, in Old Lyme, Connecticut, presents this exhibition and sale of newly discovered work by Egbert Cadmus, father of the 20th-century visual satirist Paul Cadmus.
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The Cooley Gallery, in Old Lyme, Connecticut, presents this exhibition and sale of newly discovered work by Egbert Cadmus, father of the 20th-century visual satirist Paul Cadmus.
In an exhibition opening this month in New York City, Daniel E. Greene presents still-life and figure paintings inspired by the experiences and objects of his childhood. Those paintings allowed him to explore the themes of challenge, contrast, and competition.
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Mitchell-Innes & Nash presents this exhibition of new paintings by artist Natalie Frank at their Chelsea gallery through October 13.
The Frick Collection, in New York City, and the Louvre, in Paris, co-organized this exhibition of work by French artist Gabriel de Saint-Aubin.
“Contemporary artists know less about art materials than any other group of artists in history,” declares Mark Gottsegen, the author of The Painter’s Handbook (Watson-Guptill Publications, New York, New York) and a longtime studio-art faculty member at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Read the transcript from our online chat with acclaimed portrait painter Dawn Whitelaw.
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Enter American Artist's Self-Portrait Competition, and win valuable prizes!
Extended entry deadline: May 19, 2008
If you are chosen, your artwork will also be reproduced in the print edition of American Artist, on the magazine’s website, and in one of the magazine’s e-newsletters.
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Watercolor Highlights - Spring 2008
