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Design Notes: The details that make the look
Jane Peterson’s Harbor Scene, featured in the July/August 2020 issue of Architectural Digest.
Current and Coming: Exhibition and Auction Notes
Ten Great American Painters and Their Brilliant Rivals features some 130 paintings by Bierstadt, Gifford, Kensett and peers such as Frederic Church, Thomas Moran, and Jasper Francis Cropsey. Alongside their paintings, the gallery is presenting works by underappreciated members of the school like Samuel Colman, Hermann Herzog, and Alexander Helwig Wyant.
A Call to the Wild
Questroyal Fine Art presents more than 125 19th-century landscapes during its annual Hudson River School exhibition
Genius and Madness
On November 11, Questroyal Fine Art in New York will open a historic exhibition of museum-level quality and scope, Ralph Albert Blakelock: The Great Mad Genius Returns.
Questroyal’s Recent Ralph Albert Blakelock Exhibition Draws Huge Crowds
The exhibit was especially well attended, with patrons visiting from as far away as Russia, and the gallery was at full capacity during the opening event.
Opus in Fire and Darkness
Consult the excellent essays in the catalog that accompanies Questroyal Fine Art’s heroic exhibition of 125 of Blakelock’s paintings, “Ralph Albert Blakelock: The Great Mad Genius Returns.”
Moonlit Landscapes From a Tormented Painter’s Lucid Moments
From Nov. 11 through Dec. 10, Questroyal Fine Art gallery in Manhattan will show about 125 works in “Ralph Albert Blakelock: The Great Mad Genius Returns.”
“Added Values,” COLLECTION™ published by Robb Report, August 2013
Louis Salerno’s New York art gallery, Questroyal Fine Art doesn’t look or feel like a traditional art dealership. Instead, the 3,500-square-foot retail space evokes a sense of home, and that reflects Salerno’s own passions as a collector.
“Paintings of the Hudson River School,” ARTnews, May 2013
This impressive annual show pulled together many of the diverse strands of American landscape painting that fed into the Hudson River School.
“Gallery Q & A with Questroyal Fine Art,” artnet, February 2013
Since we don’t represent any living artists, we are on a constant search for the best quality examples of 19th- and 20th-century American Art that have the best values.