Thomas Hart Benton‏

The current Swann Galleries auction is dedicated to the Artists of the WPA.

Swann Galleries will open the winter 2025 season with an auction dedicated to the Artists of the WPA.

This exhibition features one of the most significant private collections of American regionalist and social realist art created between 1920 and 1970.

"Southern/Modern" is the kind of show that leaves you with a deeper understanding of American art history—and the perseverance of those who had to fight to make a living as artists.

Twenty-three of the works in this exhibition were pulled from the Guggenheim’s collection and many, including Robert Delaunay’s Eiffel Tower (Tour Eiffel)(1911, inscribed 1910).

New Year’s is the last holiday of the old year, the first holiday of the new year and, as such, humans have been marking it for longer than we remember.

Orphism Was a Rare Understudied Avant-Garde Movement—Until Now.

The five-year legal battle between the heirs of American scene painter Thomas Hart Benton.

The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) announces an exciting lineup of new exhibitions and programming for 2025.

A five-year legal battle between the heirs of Missouri painter Thomas Hart Benton and the Kansas City bank that handled his trust has ended with a judge awarding the family a fraction of the millions they sought.

By completely integrating Native American art into its American and contemporary art galleries, the Joslyn Art Museum achieves a milestone for mainstream American art museums.

Ask any veteran of Aspen ArtWeek what to expect when attending for the first time and, after a few sentences about the community’s philanthropic ideals and the caliber of collectors, you’re sure to be told about the nature.

Hilbert Museum Expands its Space and Collection

The title says it all. “All Aboard: The Railroad in American Art, 1840–1955” is the touring exhibition premiering this summer at Vermont’s Shelburne Museum...

In the late 1920s and early 1930s, the Great Depression wreaked havoc on the world, especially in the United States.