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Signature still lifes

Collection Wildlife Art

Collector’s Focus: Wildlife Art

Emma Swift was the Grand Prize Winner in International Artist magazine’s Challenge No. 131, Wildlife.

Lotton Gallery celebrates animals in its July exhibition.

Sculptors connect man to fellow creatures By John O'Hern

Collector's Focus: Wildlife Art

Robert A. Nelson presents an elaborate series of animal drawings as part of his upcoming show at CityFolk Gallery.

Animals in Art

Remembering Ann Didusch Schuler

Dream weaver

Magical light

Nature abstracted

Secret project

Discovering Beauty

Sculptor attracted to subject matter by their physical form and rich symbolic history.

Anne Kaferle’s landscapes and cross sections of land formations are featured in a new show at TROVE Gallery in Utah.

Angels among us

New England views

Solitary scenes

On the Horizon

Creative solitude

Dynamic pairing

Relationships

Storytellers

A focus on the artwork of Annie Meyer

No Agenda

Over 100 new works

15 years of art

Five top painters

Corey Helford Gallery features the surreal artwork of Li Shanmei in an upcoming solo show.

One hundred million birds

Caro's experiments in ceramics for his new Kenwood series at Bentley Projects.

One of the great maritime painters of all time shows his new work.

Working at Christie's auction house gave artist inspiration to create his own paintings.

Challenging Perception

A focus on the art of Anthony Migliaccio

Dawn, dusk and in between

Waichulis' paintings bring whole new meaning to term "Fool the Eye."

Oil painter Anton Uhl’s current body of work delves into the male form.

Katherine Ann Hartley's richly suggestive still life paintings hover in time but are grounded in place. By Lauren P. Della Monica

Figurative works in all mediums

Art Chicago in the Park, 2006.

California Art Club's 100th annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition

Stutz Artists Open House

Michael Carson creates intimate works on a grand scale for a new show at Bonner David Galleries.

Artist Arina Gordienko has always enjoyed painting faces and figures, and for several years she used her own face as a model for the works because she had the freedom to get a range of expressions.

Capturing simplicity and beauty