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Tastemakers, Collectors and Patrons: Collecting American Art in the Long Nineteenth-Century is an ambitious undertaking: a collection of a dozen contributions, including the introduction.

Paintings by giants like Fredric Edwin Church and Thomas Cole once smashed records.

A researcher, lost in thoughts and coffee, finds inspiration where she least expects it: on ArtMajeur, a world of landscapes that goes beyond the classic flower-filled fields.

Architect Peter Pennoyer is reluctant to cut and paste a document or fire up the CAD drawing software typical in his industry.

The enduring strength of the American art market was on display and at Christie鈥檚 today as two sales, American Sublime: Property from an Important Private Collection and 19th Century American and Western Art totaled $19,230,950, while setting records for three artists.

Two Winslow Homer paintings that were recently appraised on Antiques Roadshow have been auctioned by Christie鈥檚 during its 19th century American Art and Western Painting sales on January 23.

When Daniel Wadsworth founded his eponymous museum in his home city of Hartford, Connecticut, in 1842, the collection comprised 79 paintings and a handful of sculptures...

Across furniture, silver, folk and outsider art, manuscripts, painting and more, Christie鈥檚 specialists give us an insider look at important objects of American history on offer this January.

The century after the United States established its independence saw artists making works that were crucial to forming the country鈥檚 cultural identity.

If music is the soul of an album then the art on the cover must be its body. The choice of artwork for an album cover is an important one because at a glance it conveys the style and atmosphere of the music.

Shifting Shorelines: Art, Industry, and Ecology along the Hudson River offers a transhistorical reading of human endeavors along the edges of the Hudson as depicted through the observations of artists.

The Asheville Art Museum has announced the opening of 鈥淎merican Made: Paintings and Sculpture from the DeMell Jacobsen Collection,鈥�...

For every idyllic image of the Hudson River Valley in Shifting Shorelines, there are many others in which human industry intrudes upon the view.

A new exhibition that documents the impact of the Industrial Revolution features several 1800s artists, writers and thinkers as they began to capture the transformation of the environment.

This book focuses on the ways in which nature in America was culturally constructed and mutually determined by land ownership, economic development, and settler colonialism.