Jarrett McCusker

About this work: An extraordinary display of color and controlled spontaneity, this painting exemplifies Paul Jenkins's celebrated approach to abstraction in which flowing pigments b...

About this work: An intimate and beautifully rendered study of a male artist’s model by the NYC painter Charters Williamson. This work features a remarkably sensitive treatment of li...

About this work: Executed in 1999, Kangaroo is a playful and remarkably economical drawing by Koons, who is one of the most influential figures in contemporary American art. With a s...

About this work: A wonderful oil painting by the renowned 19th century American painter George Lafayette Clough. A native of Auburn, NY, Clough had a successful career that spanned f...

About this work: A wonderful depiction of New Hope, PA by William Fisher (American, 1891-1985). Depicting the historic Delaware Canal as it passes through New Hope, this painting cap...

About this work: A delightful celebration of Boston, this work captures one of the city's most popular traditions through the spirited brushwork and brilliant color of Aiden Lassell ...

About this work: An extraordinary example of pyro-engraving by Félix Pardo de Tavera, one of the most accomplished Filipino sculptors of the nineteenth century, this work combines the artist’s remarkable technical ingenuity with classical European Belle Époque elegance. Born in Manila in 1859, Pardo de Tavera achieved international fame at a time when few Filipino artists enjoyed comparable success abroad. His distinguished career brought him medals at major international exhibitions including Madrid, Paris, Barcelona, and eventually St. Louis, where he received a gold medal at the 1904 World's Fair. Although primarily working in bronze, Pardo de Tavera also experimented with unconventional materials, such as this richly textured wood panel with pyro-engraved details. Depicting a young Roman woman in profile, her flowing robes accented with vivid red and delicate botanical ornament, the composition reflects the late 19th century fascination with antiquity. Pardo de Tavera belonged to one of the Philippines' most prominent intellectual families and was a remarkable figure in the country's artistic and cultural history. After studying at Manila's Academia de Dibujo y Pintura, he moved to Paris, where he earned a medical degree in 1882 while pursuing his passion for sculpture. His artistic education brought him into contact with leading European masters, including Mariano Benlliure and, according to biographical accounts, Auguste Rodin. He was the younger brother of the influential scholar and statesman Trinidad Pardo de Tavera, a friend of the Filipino national hero José Rizal, and the brother-in-law of the celebrated painter Juan Luna...

About this work: Painted in Rome when Mitchell was just 26, this work reveals an artist already exploring the expressive possibilities of color, gesture, and spatial relationships. B...

About this work: An exceptional intersection of two Louisiana artists, this painting by Alberta Kinsey offers an intimate glimpse into the world of one ...

About this work: Painted in 1923, "Street in St. Augustine, Florida" is a vibrant example of Arthur Vidal Diehl’s impressionistic approach to landscape painting. This work captures t...

About this work: Among the most engaging images of Picasso’s final years, "Young Spanish Peasant" combines the unmistakable shorthand of his late draftsmanship with a particularly ap...

About this work: A wonderful image of late Georgian sporting life, this painting brings together nearly every element for which the Sartorius family became celebrated: beautifully ob...