American Fine Art, March/April 2025 – Issue 80

American Fine Art brings its March/April 2025 issue to readers as a digital PDF edition. This issue, number 80, centers on decorative arts and antiques while offering a broad look at the American art market, museum exhibitions, and gallery shows. The full 116-page file is available for instant download.

Inside, you’ll find the Collector’s Focus on decorative arts and antiques, editorial letters, and a wide range of auction and gallery advertising. The issue also previews exhibitions featuring artists such as Maxfield Parrish, Blanche Lazzell, and Wharton Esherick, and includes work spanning the 18th century to the mid-20th century.

Book Overview

American Fine Art is a bimonthly magazine covering American art from the colonial period through the 20th century. This March/April 2025 digital issue contains 116 pages of editorial features, exhibition previews, auction listings, and gallery advertisements. It was published by International Artist Publishing Inc. and includes the ISSN 2162-7827.

This edition highlights decorative arts and antiques, with content connecting contemporary collectors to historic American craftsmanship. It also covers museum exhibitions, auction houses, and artists such as Grace Ravlin, whose pueblo dance paintings from the Southwest appear in gallery pages.

What You’ll Discover Inside

• A Collector’s Focus on decorative arts and antiques, with commentary on the growing interest in American decorative pieces.
• Coverage of museum exhibitions, including The Ethereal Worlds of Maxfield Parrish and Illustrators of Light: Rockwell, Wyeth and Parrish.
• Editorial features on artist and craftsman Wharton Esherick and modernist printmaker Blanche Lazzell.
• A survey of artwork created from the Great Depression through the end of World War II.
• Auction and exhibition information from galleries such as Questroyal Fine Art, Soulis Auctions, Lincoln Glenn, and Debra Force Fine Art.
• An interview with Alexandra Kirtley, curator of American decorative arts at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
• Highlights from the 27th annual spring auction at Soulis Auctions, featuring works by artists including Birger Sandzen and Daniel MacMorris.

Why This Book Matters

As a printed magazine now distributed digitally, American Fine Art documents the active market for American paintings, decorative arts, and antiques. It provides collectors, historians, and museum visitors with a calendar of exhibitions and auctions, along with context for understanding American material culture.

The magazine’s editorial team connects readers with curators and artists, while its advertisers represent important galleries and auction houses. Together, these pages create a record of how American art is collected and exhibited today.

Book Details

Device Compatibility

This is a digital download and no physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you will receive access to the PDF file, which can be opened on your computer, tablet, or mobile device with a PDF reader or compatible Kindle app.

Reading apps such as Kindle, Apple Books, and Adobe Acrobat support this file type. No printer or physical media is required.

FAQ

How soon will I receive the download? Access is provided immediately after purchase, and the PDF is available for instant download.

Will a physical copy be shipped? No, this is a digital edition only. There is no physical shipping.

What devices and apps are compatible? The PDF works with most reading apps, including Kindle apps, tablets, desktop computers, and mobile devices.

Add the March/April 2025 issue to your digital library and explore American fine art from the comfort of your favorite reading device.

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