I used to devote days on end to a Velázquez, Houdon, Vermeer, or Corot. I couldn’t say which I looked at the most. Yet for the last twenty years, I find myself more captivated by the natural world as well as by the built environment.
You have to show up—to the class, to the studio, to the openings, to life, because, at the time you may or may not know it, your artistic eye is keeping records of everything you see. You just can’t help but to absorb life, after it percolates and rises to the surface, you want brushes in your hand.
Five American painters and their visions of the shoreline in summertime.
An ode to artistic friendship and the serendipity of plein-air cityscape painting.
The Art Students League of New York is inextricably connected to the history of Old Lyme, Connecticut.