Repenning Fine Arts llc.

The student show a couple of weeks ago.

The Philadelphia Ten were a group of ten women artists who, in 1923, rebelled against the male-dominated Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts by organizing their own exhibition in Philadelphia.

The group, consisting of painters and sculptors, including Alexandra Newman, Eleanor Abrams, Katharine Marie Barker, Katharine Hood McCormick, Lucile Howard, Margaret Ralston Gest, Marietta Wharton, Mary Smith Prize, Mildred von Holzhausen, and Sara McCulloch, sought to challenge the gender bias and limited opportunities for women in the art world. Their exhibition, which featured over 100 works, was a groundbreaking moment in the history of American art, showcasing the talent and determination of women artists and paving the way for future generations of female artists.

The Philadelphia Ten continued to exhibit together for over 30 years, leaving a lasting legacy in the art world.

Sunday 2-5pm. Repenning Fine Arts llc.

Thinking about Painting & Photography, The Don and John Show When Louis Daguerre invented the first photographic process in 1839, it was as if an earthquake shook the foundations of the art world. Upon seeing a daguerr...

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This is a picture of Kristin's latest oil painting "Buried at Sea"

THROUGH A WOMAN'S EYES
Modern Womanhood
March 2nd, 2024
A nonprofit art show to benefit education equality

The Through a Woman's Eyes art show is organized by Haddonfield Memorial High School's 50/50 Club for gender equality in coordination with the Haddon Fortnightly women's club. All proceeds from the show are donated to Girls Learn International, a charity that supports education for girls around the world. In the past three years, we've raised over $12,000 for GLI with this show alone.

TAKING PLACE
MARCH 2nd, 2024
11am- 4pm

301 Kings Highway E Haddonfield NJ 08033

A nonprofit art show to benefit education equality

The Through a Woman's Eyes art show is organized by Haddonfield Memorial High School's 50/50 Club for gender equality in coordination with the Haddon Fortnightly women's club. All proceeds from the show are donated to Girls Learn International, a charity that supports education for girls around the world. In the past three years, we've raised over $12,000 for GLI with this show alone.

Ann Lofquist, Landscape Painting as a Way of Life I have been a fan of Ann Lofquist’s landscapes for years so it was a great thrill to finally meet her at her opening. Her work is beautiful and the example ...

After your done Christmas shopping for your art teacher, stop on by Sunday 4:30- 6:30, at the Markeim Art Center. Christine has a lot of nice oils hanging and they are for sale!

They won!

Montana Youth Sued Their Government Over Climate Change and Won. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal - Inside Climate News A Montana judge issued a landmark ruling this week, siding with a group of young plaintiffs who accused their state government of violating their constitutional right to “a clean and healthful environment” by promoting fossil fuel development without considering how those projects contribute to ...

I had this on my personal page and had to show it here. This is a first painting by my newest student, Violet.

My beautiful student, Gianna, doing a commission before she leaves me for college. Seven years with me. I will miss her so.

The Fascinating Story of Michelangelo's Moses and His Mysterious Little Finger - Hasan Jasim Michelangelo’s masterpiece, the sculpture of Moses, has captured the attention and admiration of art lovers for centuries. But did you know that it’s all in the finger? The little finger of the statue is bent, giving the impression of tension and strength. This incredible detail is a testament t...