Art News
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A Piece of Oregon from the Land of Enchantment
The Santa Fe Art Auction recently concluded its “Art of the West” sale, highlighting the artistic…
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The Talisman and the Temple
Some paintings show you the world. Others seem to shape it. In a small Paris studio,…
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When the Sea Wants Company
A man struggles at the water’s edge. He’s pulling someone from the sea. Or is he…
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The Power of Life and Death in Winslow Homer’s Art
In 1909, near the end of his life, Winslow Homer created one of the most haunting…
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Unraveling the Mystery of the Princes in the Tower
What happened to the princes in the Tower? Was it murder, betrayal, or something more mysterious?…
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Is There an Oregon School? Mid-Century Art in Eugene and Coburg
A trip to Eugene explored the Karin Clarke Gallery’s exhibition of mid-century Oregon artists, revealing complexity…
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Stacks and Stories at the Portland Fine Print Fair
The 2026 Portland Fine Print Fair rebounded impressively, attracting diverse crowds and featuring a variety of…
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And She Was a Witch
Deep in the Metropolitan Museum’s hidden storage, a solitary figure waits. George Fuller’s And She Was…
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John Quidor’s Vision of Early America
Step into the shadowy world of Sleepy Hollow with John Quidor’s 1858 painting, The Headless Horseman…