Homer’s Summer Night conjures sound, spray, and cool moonlit breeze — ghostly dancing silhouettes and crashing waves evoking a distinctly American lyricism that transcends mere painted observation into pure poetic mystery.
Lansdowne Portrait of George Washington
Grand and imposing, the Lansdowne Portrait presents George Washington as a dignified symbol of the new American democracy, inviting viewers to explore its meaning through symbolic, biographic, and artistic lenses.
White Ships by John Singer Sargent
John Singer Sargent, master of Gilded Age portraiture, pursued artistic freedom through luminous watercolours, capturing Mediterranean light, movement, and the vitality of summer.
Idle Hours by William Merritt Chase
William Merritt Chase embraced European influences yet shaped American art, capturing refined leisure and luminous summer scenes, as seen in Idle Hours’ tranquil seaside elegance.
Constantino Brumidi
Constantino Brumidi — Greek-Italian immigrant, Vatican fresco master, and political exile — spent decades beautifying the U.S. Capitol, yet died in an unmarked grave, his genius long forgotten by America.
Christmas-Time
Eastman Johnson — Longfellow’s portraitist, Dutch Masters admirer, and chronicler of American life — captured slavery, family, and freedom on canvas with quiet humanity and extraordinary skill.
Grant Wood and the Revolutionary Spirit
Grant Wood’s Grant Wood transforms American history into a dreamlike vision in The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere, blending folk simplicity and national memory into a poetic, childlike landscape of Revolutionary imagination.
New York Virtual Destination
During COVID-19, Art nurtures our quest for happiness — join us for a virtual New York weekend tour, from the comfort of your home.
A Tiffany Drawing and the final product!
Tiffany’s luminous enamel-on-copper bowl, crafted by Julia Munson’s all-women workshop, dazzles with three-dimensional plums among leaves — a rare, shimmering masterpiece of extraordinary craftsmanship and organic beauty.
Reverence for Nature and Tiffany
Inspired by nature’s fleeting beauty, Louis Comfort Tiffany’s dragonfly hair ornament captures fragility, luminosity, and exquisite craftsmanship—an Art Nouveau jewel where delicate forms celebrate life’s ephemeral grace.