Any landscape painter “worth his salt”, is » Read More
Deceased Artists
Learning from a master
“In a certain sense a picture is but the record of » Read More
Norman Rockwell and the Museum
When I was in college pursuing a commercial art degree in advertising design, » Read More
Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot speaks
“Beauty in art is truth bathed in an impression received from nature. I am » Read More
Charles Hawthorne teachings
I’m not a big fan of Charles Webster Hawthorne’s paintings, but » Read More
Aldro Thompson Hibbard
Aldro Thompson Hibbard just may be America’s greatest snow painter… » Read More
Bruce Crane: Tonal Impressionist
I find it to be a curious fact that many artists of the past to whom I am attracted produced work that was » Read More
Robert Hale Ives Gammell
I want to briefly introduce you to Robert Hale Ives Gammell. » Read More
Remembering Rudy Colao
In the mid 1980’s, I had the privilege of meeting Rudy Colao while » Read More
Jean-Francois Millet
Just one month separated the deaths of two of my favorite artists. One died wealthy and highly esteemed in the eyes of the public, art critics and fellow artists…the other » Read More
The legacy of Paul Strisik
“I feel that God’s sunlight on a single blade of grass is such a miracle and so difficult to capture in paint, it is worth a lifetime of trying”- Paul Strisik » Read More
Corot: Figurative works
Jean Baptiste Camille Corot (1796-1875) is one of history’s greatest landscape painters. He attained that honored position, and public acceptance, rather late in life. In fact » Read More