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Fine Art Connoisseur

March/April 2025
Magazine

art magazine for collectors of fine art

FINE ART CONNOISSEUR

Fine Art Connoisseur

WHEN NATURE CLAIMS OUR CULTURAL HERITAGE

COLLECTING FOR THE RIGHT REASONS

THE 17TH INTERNATIONAL ARC SALON FINALISTS + SEMI-FINALISTS

COLLECTORS SHOWCASE

FAVORITE

THREE TO WATCH • There is a lot of superb art being made these days. This column shines light on three gifted individuals.

DAUD AKHRIEV WANDERING SPIRIT

CITY LIVIN’

MUSKEGON MUSEUM OF ART & THE BENNETT PRIZE AN IDEAL PARTNERSHIP

KYLE MA A YOUTHFUL VISION

REDISCOVERING ROCKWELL KENT

WHY SELFPORTRAITS NOW? • What is a likeness? When a person dies, they leave behind, for those who knew them, an emptiness, a space: the space has contours and is different for each person mourned. This space with its contours is the person's likeness and is what the artist searches for when making a living portrait. A likeness is something left behind invisibly. — John Berger (1926–2017)

THE HIDDEN COSTS OF VALUABLE ART

BREAK THE ALGORITHM MAKING ART THROUGH A LIFETIME

CARL B. BEDELL

JACK ESTERSON and RICHARD MONTELIONE

PAULA HOLTZCLAW

STEPHANIE MARZELLA

TRACIE AND BRIAN SULLIVAN

LYNN AND DAN TARRENCE

OIL PAINTING HEAVEN

GREAT ART WORLDWIDE

SPRING INTO ART

FEATURED ARTWORK • March/April 2025

CLASSIC MOMENT

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