November 19th, 2020 – March 13th, 2021 Throckmorton Fine Art is pleased to announce an exhibit of photography that focuses on women in Latin America, especially...
A photographer active in both the commercial world and the fine-art gallery realm, Jill Greenberg has become closely identified with the subject matter of monkeys and...
By Alex Novak Louis-Constantine-Henri-Francois Xavier De Clercq was born on Christmas Day in 1836 in Oignies, France. Doubly blessed with the support of a wealthy French...
By Daniel Cooney When considering the current trends in commercial photography galleries, there are the obvious and already well-stated. Digital manipulation has become the norm, as...
By John Bennette I started writing for Focus with the idea that the person reading my words would be by my side and that it could...
By John Bennete My wish for all collectors is to dare to be brave and go outside the much-hyped name artists that are being shown today—to...
By James Rhem When Arthur Tress stood amid the sumptuous retrospective of his career in the rooms of the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C....
The Corcoran Gallery of Art occupies an unusual place in the federally funded landscape of Washington DC museums and galleries. Surviving as it does: a long-established...
By James Rhem In the 1960s before 24-hour cable television, before cell phone cameras and the full tsunami of transient images of today’s world that now...
By Jain Kelly An intense and well–spoken man, Bruce Davidson has proved to be one of the most prolific photographers of the 20th and early 21st...
