America’s Forgotten Landscape Painter: Robert S. Duncanson Beloved by 19th-century audiences around the world, the African-American artist fell into obscurity, only to be celebrated as a genius ...

In her largest New York museum show, Kay WalkingStick, an 88-year-old Cherokee painter, reminds us that “we’re all living on Indian Territory.” The artist Kay WalkingStick at home in Easton ...

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The exhibition is comprised of landscape paintings by 17 artists, most of whom were born between 1922 and ’34. The three exceptions are Edwin Dickinson (1891–1978), Aristodimos Kaldis (1899 ...

Cole was the father of American landscape painting and often cited as the founder of the Hudson River School, though he played little role in organizing what was a loose collection of painters who ...

He makes art critics cringe, but Thomas Kinkade - whose idyllic paintings of storybook cottages and pastoral landscapes glow as if lit from within (some of them literally are, with tiny LEDs embedded ...

The accomplished oil and watercolor artist, whose landscapes are in the permanent collections of 16 American museums, was born in Boston in 1928. He lived most of his life in ...

Ed Ruscha was just another conflicted young art student in Los Angeles in 1957 when he happened to see the artwork that helped determine the direction of his career. At that time, Ruscha was in ...

Just two years earlier, Church had successfully marketed and sold “Niagara,” the painting that had earned him the title of America's premier landscape painter. Church also had made a fortune from his ...

America’s Forgotten Landscape Painter: Robert S. Duncanson Beloved by 19th-century audiences around the world, the African-American artist fell into obscurity, only to be celebrated as a genius ...