Past To Present: Masterful Inspiration
It is human nature to look toward the past for inspiration and guidance. Just as ancient...
The Masters’ Gallery
Drawn Blank: The Early Paintings of Bob Dylan
“That which he’s done for years on the stage – performing new versions of his...
Reflections on Balloon Dog
In 1993, Jeff Koons began Celebration, a series of large-scale sculptures consisting of tulips, eggs, hearts—and his...
Lorenzo Quinn: Building Bridges
On May 11th, the 2019 Venice Biennale Art Exhibition officially opened to the public. Located...
Donald Sultan: Wallflowers 2018
Since his first solo show in 1977, Donald Sultan has had an impressive career as painter,...
Andy Warhol: Ads Portfolio
Before devoting his time to painting and exhibiting his iconic pop art pieces, Andy Warhol...
Rembrandt: Master of Light
Born in 1601 in Leiden, near the western coast of the Netherlands, Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn was a... More
Keith Haring: Accessible Lines
Keith Haring, a prominent American visual artist of the eighties, is known for his bold, energetic... More
Sam Francis: Interpretations of Color & Light
“Painting is about the beauty of space and the power of containment” – Sam Francis A...
Rene Magritte: An Air Of Mystery
Belgian artist Rene Magritte began painting in 1915, at 17-years-old, drawn from a young age to... More
Camille Pissarro & The Thornley Lithographs
Many know french landscape artist Camille Pissarro for his influence on Impressionist and Postimpressionist painting... More
Henry Moore: An Exploration Of Figure & Form
Anglo-Irish sculptor and artist Henry Moore (1898 - 1986) made a huge impact in the 20th... More
Marc Chagall: A Boundless Imagination
Belorussian-born French painter, printmaker and designer, Marc Chagall, poured his heart and captivation with life into... More
Roy Lichtenstein: Pop Art Icon
From his experimentation in commercial art mechanical print design to comic book imagery and advertising, American... More
Jim Dine: Getting to the He(art) of it
Though commonly associated with the bustling pop art movement of the 1960's, Jim Dine's work is... More
Ellsworth Kelly: Strength in Minimalism
Often described as a minimalist, hard-edged painter [& sculptor], Ellsworth Kelly is credited with being a... More
Beautiful Expression: The Art of Helen Frankenthaler
It's no secret that the post war collective of American Abstract Expressionists was a bit of... More
Robert Motherwell: Expression in Depth
The Abstract Expressionist movement yielded an impressive class of artists, all united through their unique vision.... More
Frank Stella: Abstract Geometry
Fresh off the cusp of Abstract Expressionism and armed with mathematically precise brush strokes and a... More
Joan Miró: Free to Experiment
Explore the imaginative subconscious of Joan Miró. More
New Collection: Bob Dylan’s Drawn Blank Series
Bob Dylan: Drawn Blank Series includes a collection of original paintings and limited editions on paper.... More
Andy Warhol: Icon
No American artist in the 1960’s sparked more public shock than Andy Warhol. He didn’t invent... More
Henri Matisse: Painting with Scissors
One of the leading figures in Modern art, Henri Matisse’s body of work is an example... More
Behind The Lense: Eve Arnold
One of the world's leading photographers, Eve Arnold was born in Philadelphia to Russian immigrant parents.... More
