Mary Cassatt was an American artist who captured the very essence of maternal love in her tender oil paintings, pastels, and engravings of mothers caring for their children and enjoying…
After Auschwitz was written, directed, and produced in 2018 by Jon Kean in association with Bala Cynwyd Productions and the Holocaust Museum of Los Angeles. In this powerful, vivid documentary…
A person or personified force who is the source of inspiration for a creative artist. She encourages, inspires, engages, influences, or otherwise enthralls, captivates, and captures an artist on an…
The National Museum of Women in the Arts celebrates women artists–across the years and around the world. Only one major art museum in the world is exclusively dedicated to women—the…
Amsterdam is the capital and most populated city in the Netherlands, which is interchangeably known as the country of Holland. This historic city lies within the Dutch province of North…
Born and raised in San Jose, California and a graduate of the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, photographer Leslie Williamson has fused her deep appreciation and knowledge of…
“Her work soothes the eye and touches the soul, inspiring viewers to reconnect with their own higher calling, their soulful longing . . . to remind them to deepen their…
EVEY Fine Art is a gallery with a commitment to showcasing mid-career contemporary artists with an immaculate academic and museal background that appeal to seasoned collectors who are looking for…
There was a time when Tribeca, SoHo, and Greenwich Village was the hub of modern art in New York and an invisible border separated them from Uptown galleries that catered…
IN 1223, SAINT FRANCIS OF ASSISI, THE PATRON SAINT OF ITALY, created the tradition of the Crèche, or Nativity scene, as a representation of the birth of Jesus Christ to…
by E. Page Leggett Nearly everyone knows who Michelangelo and da Vinci are. But you’ve probably never heard of Irene Parenti Duclos, Elisabeth Chaplin or Violante Siries Cerroti—female painters who…
The technique is called plein air painting, a French term that translates to painting out-of-doors. Artists paint from firsthand observation of real life.
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