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Marguerite Elizabeth Abbot, Sigmund Abeles, Tancrede Abraham, Isreal Abramofsky, Albert Abramovitz, Isaac Abrams, Jean Alexis Achard, Maurice Victor Achener, Max Ackermann, Ansel Adams, Kenneth Miller Adams, Linda Adato, David Pryor Adickes, Marie Adler, Tony Agostini, John Macdonald Aiken, Susan Aitkenhead, Paul Augustin Aizpiri, Rinsaku Akamatsu, Yoko Akino, Matsumoto Akira, Iwao Akiyama, Esther Albardane, Grace Albee, Read More »

      My Evening at The Hamptons Fine Art Fair By Miles Stephenson Miles Stephenson and Alexander Zahringer After recently rereading Tom Wolfe’s satire of the abstract art world in The Painted Word, I was feeling particularly skeptical of modern art when I drove to Southampton yesterday to attend the launch of the Hamptons Read More »

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By John Russell, The New York Times, June 22, 1979 A lot of people love prints, and why not? Prints are fun to look for, fun to find, fun to take home and fun to hang on the wall. By “prints” I do not mean reproductions, facsimiles or any other form of counterfeit. I mean Read More »

Etching art prints offer a timeless elegance that sets them apart in the dominion of visual arts. With careful attention to detail and a rich history dating back centuries, these prints continue to hypnotize both collectors and admirers alike. Probe into the fascinating world of etching art prints and learn what makes them truly unique. Read More »

A great article about the philosophical value of art. Read More

An Exhibition of John Winkler’s etchings of San Francisco’s Chinatown is on display at the Charles B. Wang Center, Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY. 1 March – 19 May 2024. Open to the public daily, free admission.    

Unlock the mysteries behind abstract art and learn how to appreciate its beauty and depth. Dive into the world of abstraction and explore the stories told through color, form, and emotion.