Questroyal Fine Art
October 19 - December 28, 2024903 Park Avenue (at 79th Street),Third Floor, New York, NY 10075
This is an art for the ages. It prevails in defiance to the preferences of any generation. Its appeal is undefinable; it is inherent, not conferred by popularity, always in the shadow of the newest and most popular. Its monetary value is often far less than that of the most sought-after work by celebrity artists. It is a deeply flawed and transitory economic anomaly that assigns the highest worth to art aligned with the most compelling trends and fashions of the time. Those willing to expend great sums to own such work seem to have forgotten a fundamental principle: times change.
In This Exhibition
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Albert Bierstadt
Niagara Falls, American Side
Ralph Albert Blakelock
Indian Encampment at Sunset
Frank Weston Benson
Firelight
Charles Burchfield
Red Sun
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Jasper Francis Cropsey
Autumn Landscape with Cattle
William Frederick de Haas
South Coast of Block Island
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Henry Martin Gasser
Winter Night
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Sanford Robinson Gifford
Study for a Winter Twilight
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Childe Hassam
Marine View, Isles of Shoals
George Inness
Coming Storm
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Jervis McEntee
Autumn Lake Scene
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Thomas Moran
The Magic Pool
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Thomas Moran
Santa Maria della Salute, Venice
Edward Moran
New York Harbor
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Frederick J. Mulhaupt
Winter Calm
Dale Nichols
Stars
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Edward Willis Redfield
The Road to Center Bridge
Theodore Robinson
Union Square, Winter (Washington Monument)
John Singer Sargent
Ryefield Beach, Ironbound Island, Maine
Everett Shinn
The Docks
Francis Augustus Silva
View on the Hudson, the Catskills in the Distance
Eric Sloane
America Remembered
John Henry Twachtman
Beach at Squam
Irving Ramsay Wiles
Discouraged (Idleness)
