As the leaves begin to change and autumn signals her arrival, we are reminded to pause and ponder the beauty of the world surrounding us. There is no better time or place to appreciate the resplendent glory of nature than the Hudson River Valley in autumn. Visitors to this historic landscape can experience the magnificent sights that inspired the first truly American art movement. …continue reading or post a comment
Connoisseurs of American art have several exhibitions to look forward to this season; suitable to a range of tastes, this fall’s opening exhibitions in American art cover an array of styles and periods, including both nineteenth-century Hudson River School paintings and more modern work by twentieth-century artists. …continue reading or post a comment
A new exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art will focus on three dozen rarely seen drawings from the Met’s permanent collection of late nineteenth century works on paper. …continue reading or post a comment
Reflecting on his life and career as an artist, Burchfield once wrote, “I have always believed 1917 to be the ‘golden year’ of my career.” In honor of the centennial of Burchfield’s self-proclaimed “golden year,” the Burchfield Penney Art Center has organized A Dream World of the Imagination, an exhibition entirely dedicated to work Burchfield produced in 1917. …continue reading or post a comment
Born on this day in 1882, Edward Hopper became America’s foremost modernist painter. As a poet of quotidian scenes, he is known as one of the twentieth century’s most admired realist painters, as well as one of the greatest American scene painters, whose works are still considered icons of modern art. …continue reading or post a comment
Here at Questroyal Fine Art, we picked our favorite works of art from our current collection. Check out what we chose and then let us know your summer #QRpicks.
This summer marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of American realist Andrew Wyeth. …continue reading or post a comment
As the temperatures outside finally begin to heat up in earnest and we enter summer in full swing, we welcome the start of one of our most anticipated events with Questroyal Fine Art’s eighth annual summer sale. …continue reading or post a comment
You may be surprised to learn that this summer’s highly anticipated blockbuster action movie, Wonder Woman, and American painting have something in common. …continue reading or post a comment
With the increase of light and warmth, spring is the season of hope and renewal. Nestled in Catskill, New York, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site marks the birthplace of American art, where the Hudson River School of landscape painting began. On April 30, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site offered free admission and …continue reading or post a comment
