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Ashcan School artists depicted New York鈥檚 urban transitional spaces that blurred the lines between public and private life in the early 20th century

The Delaware Art Museum is presenting three exhibitions celebrating the innovation and breadth of artists working across media and time period.

Art has a way of disappearing. Paintings are fragile, photographs fade, and even work made from durable stone and metal requires maintenance and care.

Did genre painting exist in the early twentieth century? This question forms the premise of John Fagg鈥檚 Re-envisioning the Everyday: American Genre Scenes, 1905鈥�1945.

Just four months after publicly launching its CAM-150 capital campaign with $18 million raised, the Cape Ann Museum recently announced a new gift, one that will result in its first named staff position as an institution.

What does winter smell like to you? For me, it鈥檚 the scent of cinnamon-spiced gingerbread, mulled wine, and of course mandarins.

Rosenberg & Co. is presenting John Graham: A Mentor of Modernism, a group exhibition showing the momentous impact of artist, writer, and curator, John Graham.

Pillars of Detroit鈥檚 artistic community, Alan and Marianne Schwartz built an encyclopaedic collection of best-in-class Dutch masters, Belle 脡poque lithographers, American icons and more.

Stephenson鈥檚 Auctioneers will conduct a September 6 Decorative Arts Auction of 318 select lots ranging from stylish Danish Modern furniture to high-quality diamond jewelry and American silver flatware. 

Let鈥檚 take a look at depictions of bathing in art and admire some nudes. 

On view at the New-York Historical Society Museum & Library is the exhibition 鈥淔rom Paul Revere to Edward Hopper: Treasures from the Leonard L. Milberg Collection of American Prints, Drawings, and Watercolors.鈥�

Many family road trips in the 1960s involved stopping at natural attractions or visiting grandparents, taking in a small-town carnival or reaching a lakeside cabin for a stay.

鈥淥ne of the most transformative donations in its history鈥� is how Thomas P. Campbell, CEO and director of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, describes the promised gift to the institution of the Bernard and Barbro Osher Collection of American Art.

The title says it all. 鈥淎ll Aboard: The Railroad in American Art, 1840鈥�1955鈥� is the touring exhibition premiering this summer at Vermont鈥檚 Shelburne Museum...

Shannon鈥檚 Fine Art Auctioneers, an established market leader in the sale of historic American Art, will be offering an exceptional selection of fine paintings in their Spring auction on Thursday, May 2nd, starting promptly at 6 pm.