In the months-long monotony of pandemic lockdown, we’re all looking to new areas for inspiration and escape. Many have commented…

Above: John Marin 1870-1953 | Movement: Sea Played with Boat Motive, 1947 | Signed and dated at lower right: Marin…

Above: John Marin (1870-1953) | Dance of the Pueblo Indians, 1929 | Signed and dated at lower right: Marin 29…

“Stonington, Me., has given itself to John Marin. He has painted it looking outward and looking inward, houses and rocks…

“Especially interesting is a group of thirty-one small sketches painted on the Weehawken cliffs in 1903 and 1904 [sic.], for…

“Sooner or later,” observed a critic for The Wall Street Journal, “everyone who writes about John Marin gets around to…

The Metropolitan Museum of Art announced in 2019 its acquisition of an Ashcan masterpiece, John Sloan’s Gray and Brass (1907). In…

The two lively and evocative oil sketches by modernist John Marin (1870-1953) that were acquired are from a group of…

Paul R. Provost has joined the museum-loan incubator Art Bridges Foundation as its chief executive officer. Dr. Provost holds an…

The jubilation at the end of World War II in September of 1945 fueled a hunger for commemorative illustration, and…

“Captain Bill stared at him with his indolent gray eyes, then put his hands behind his head, yawned widely, and…

Newell Convers Wyeth was fifteen years old when, in 1897, he declared his intentions to pursue a career as an…

In 1897, over a decade after The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and twenty years after The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,…

“We come at last to set ourselves face to face with ourselves; expecting that in creatures made after the image…

It begins, like so many things, with Alfred Stieglitz. Well, you can trace them back further, but various strands of…