Lauren Sansaricq (b.1991), whose landscape paintings are inspired by the artists of the Hudson River School and are represented by Hawthorne Fine Art, recently performed an exciting artist demonstration at the Alva de Mars Megan Chapel Art Center at Saint Anselm College, where her work is on exhibit until December 6, 2012. This event featured… Continue reading An Artist’s Process: A Painting Demonstration by Lauren Sansaricq
Two of Hawthorne Fine Art’s newest additions illustrate the experimental changes yet steadfast spirituality of Douglas Arthur Teed’s oeuvre. Teed’s career developed during important transitions from Hudson River School landscape painting, through Tonalism and Impressionism, and even touched on Symbolist and early twentieth century Modernist trends. Teed studied in both the United States and Europe,… Continue reading Reflections on an American Romantic: A Fresh Look at Douglas Arthur Teed (1860-1929)
Happy summer, everyone! Hawthorne Fine Art is proud to announce the second installment of Summer Reading: American Paintings & American Prose, which may serve as a charming companion to your peaceful summer moments. This beautifully illustrated catalogue presents highlights from HFA’s inventory, thoughtfully paired with segments of historic and contemporary writing. Paintings include images of… Continue reading Summer Reading: American Paintings & American Prose
On September 14th, gallery owner, Jennifer Krieger, presented a lecture by invitation to the Atlanta Art Forum, a dedicated group of Georgia art collectors. She spoke on the importance of connoisseurship in the collection of Hudson River School paintings. We have copied below for your enjoyment a partial text of her presentation, so you may… Continue reading Connoisseurship and the Hudson River School
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