An authority on this American master (1882-1971) surveys his extraordinary career, and how demand for his wide-ranging work has grown.

Tracking a Force of Nature

By Frederick Lewis

After 13 years following the globetrotting trail of Rockwell Kent, a filmmaker-professor explains why he did it.

Return to Fox Island: An Artist’s Journey through Alaska

By Roderick Smith

A watercolorist shares pages from his illustrated journal, created recently on a remote island where Rockwell Kent worked in 1918-19.

A Moveable Feast of Spanish Art

By Matthias Anderson

Diverse masterworks from New York City’s little-known Hispanic Society of America will soon be on view at a major Palm Beach art fair.

The Gilgore Collection: A New Look at Italian Art, 1850-1925

By Peter Trippi

Sheldon and Irma Gilgore have spent two decades creating a unique collection that reveals a side of Italy few Americans know.

Antiques Roadshow: Where Art, and Hope, Spring Eternal

By Kelly Compton

Now launching its 12^th season, this popular TV series deserves greater recognition for “discovering” not only antiques, but also important works of fine art.

Artists Making Their Mark: Five to Watch

With texts by Patrick McKee and Anna Truxes

Discover the immense talents of Christine Lafuente, Julia Loken, Lucong, Karol Mack, and Nat Meade.

It’s a Fair World, After All

By Peter Trippi

Fairs are multiplying worldwide, so we look at major ones in Shanghai, Dubai, Los Angeles, and Palm Beach.

Destination Art: Fine Art, Après Ski

By Sarah Farwell

Aspen, Vail, and other leading Colorado resorts now feature evermore opportunities to enjoy fine art and antiques.