Maryland Fine Art Collector: The Strategic Acquisition Guide
Unlock Maryland’s high-potential art market. This strategic guide for the Maryland Fine Art Collector covers ROI, acquisition channels, and asset security
Tag: Fine Art
Omar Victor Diop is Challenging Historical Narratives with Photography
Senegalese photographer Omar Victor Diop challenges historical narratives, offering a fresh perspective on African identity, migration, and protest in his innovative photo projects.
Factors To Consider When Shipping Heavy Artwork
Shipping heavy artwork requires great knowledge and understanding to ensure it gets its destination safely. Here are expert tips to protect your heavy artwork during transit.
Top Art Auction Houses: A Comprehensive Look at Titans of the Art World
Through their rich histories, impeccable expertise, and ability to curate exceptional collections, Sotheby’s, Christie’s, Phillips, Bonhams, and Heritage Auctions have become the top art auction houses and influential pillars of the art industry.
Different Ways To Use Leftover Wall Paint
Are you stuck with some leftover wall paint? Explore different ways to use every last drop from your paint can and continue to enhance your space with color.
Labor Day Weekend: Baltimore Show Returns With More Art
Baltimore Art, Antique & Jewelry Show returns Labor Day Weekend with an impressive collection for collectors, art lovers, and enthusiasts
New Artworks in ‘Heat of the Moment’ at McKenzie Fine Art
Red Waves, egg tempera on calfskin parchment stretched over wood painting by Altoon Sultan is one of the new artworks in Heat […]
Landscape Photography Artist Captures Beauty of Climate Change
Dutch landscape photography artist Saskia Boelsums captures the beauty of climate change in a show that highlights Dutch landscape painting traditions
Muscle Beach: Larry Silver Photographs of Santa Monica Fun Days
A Man with Dumb-bells at the Muscle Beach, Santa Monica, CA, 1954 by Larry Silver shows some of the fun activities at […]
5 Valuable Items From M.S. Rau Antiques at Baltimore Show
Pope Paul VI’s Diamond Cross, made from a beautiful combination of white diamonds and Colombian emeralds set in 18 carat gold was a […]
Baltimore Art, Antique & Jewelry Show Returns Anew
Meadows Near Hartford, an oil on canvas painting by James Godwin McManus, is one of the paintings guests will see at the […]
Beautiful Women: Pablo Picasso, Influences and Cruelty
Pablo Picasso’s Wandering Eyes and Lustful Desires Wrecked the Lives of Many Beautiful Women that Crossed his Path. Although he is one of the most important artists of the 20th, Picasso is also the epitome of cruelty to the women in his life. Here is how Picasso turned love to hate, breaking the hearts of many women whom he used as muses for his work.
Pablo Picasso: A Restless Search for Creative Success
Guernica by Pablo Picasso reveals the effects of war and his restless search and desire for effective ways to articulate his thought. […]
Top 20 Pablo Picasso Insightful Quotes on Art and Life
Head of a Woman, a 1934 oil canvas portrait of Marie Thérése Walter by Pablo Picasso, shows the genius of the famous artist […]
African Artists Art Auction: New Records at Africa Now
Ben Enwonwu Leads African artists to set new world auction records at Africa Now, Bonhams African artists art auction with Spirit of Ogolo
Designers to Watch at MICA Spring Fashion Shows
Tess Wypkema, Fruition made from metal and fiber techniques show how young designers are incorporating nature and design. Image courtesy of MICA […]
Top 10 Baltimore Contemporary Art Galleries You Must Visit
Baltimore contemporary art galleries help enhance Maryland’s Cultural sector. Here are Baltimore’s Top 10 must-see contemporary art galleries.
Fine Art Asia: Rossi & Rossi Exhibits Amazing Collection
Siddhartha with His Wife, Gandhara, 3rd–4th century, grey schist, 19 x 41 x 6 cm (7 ½ x 16 x 2 ¼ […]
African Artists Flourish in the Global Art Market: Art Auction Results
From Africa Now to Bonhams recent auction of works by South African artists, African art continues to make tremendous impact in the global art market. As African artists flourish in the marketplace, Artcentron examines recent gains.
Christie’s New York ‘First Impression’ Offers Something for Everyone
Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997), Sunrise, from Seven Objects in a Box, Baked enamel on metal multiple 1966. Estimate: $ 2,000- 3000. Image courtesy […]