In the early years of the 20th century, four painters left behind a drab grey Presbyterian Scotland for the exciting ...

Nevertheless, the Whitney show of 81 paintings by 47 artists proved that wholesale contemners of the 19th-Century landscape have been unable to see the woods for the trees. In Colonial America ...

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An exhibition at Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh will place for the first time the Scottish Colourists—the artists Samuel John Peploe, Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell, Leslie Hunter and John Duncan ...

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It's not a stretch that she now loves painting en plein air, immersing herself in the landscape and utilizing her senses to portray the scene. Her paintings become love letters to nature.

73-year-old Japanese digital artist Tatsuo Horiuchi has come up with a never expected artwork of large landscape pieces created using Microsoft Excel. He sees the MS Excel spreadsheet much more ...

“The latest body of work will likely strike longtime observers of the artist’s career as a return to earth,” Sullivan Goss said. “Four landscape paintings and six still life paintings feel ...

While the color of these glass items is nice during the summer, they really shine in the landscape during winter. I have also left colored bottle trees in the garden over winter. Some garden art ...

It’s one of the hottest days of the year as the first batch of eight painters gather at Hampton Court Palace (“the backs of my knees are already sweating,” confides one). The temperature is ...

Meanwhile, the Pioneering Spirit project is working to uncover the hidden history of whisky making in the Scottish landscape, from its illicit beginnings to the rise of industrial distilleries.

To Goldes, the paintings looked like landscapes. In “Earth Memory” (2024), a plume erupts from the ground, spewing jaggedy lines into the gray sky. It’s somewhat more ambiguous than the bomb ...