Zane Grey Gallery

Zane Grey Gallery Contemporary Art + Seasonal Workshops.

Established in 2018, Zane Grey Plein Air offers bespoke art events in partnership with historic farms, gardens and scenic locations in the Upper Delaware and Mid-Hudson Valley

05/22/2026

📚 What book are you currently reading?

Woman reading at a window, 1913, Albert André (1869–1954). Oil on canvas, 61 x 50cm. WA1937.34

05/07/2026

Greatest exhibition of the year for me is William Nicholson (1872-1949) at
His greatness is now firmly reestablished. On until Sunday.

05/07/2026

Experience a moment when art became 💥modern 💥

Just announced: ‘German Expressionism: Modern Painting 1900-1918’.

In our 2027 exhibition, see what happened when a young generation of artists changed the rules of painting and expressed their raw emotions on canvas with a new intensity. They were the German Expressionists.

Find out more here: https://bit.ly/42jlX2G

This exhibition is organised by the National Gallery, London in collaboration with The National Gallery of Ireland.

04/03/2026

Born on this day in 1835 in New York City, John La Farge was a painter, muralist, stained-glass designer, illustrator, and author. Beginning to draw at an early age, he briefly studied law before traveling to Europe in 1856 to study art. There, he worked briefly under the painter Thomas Couture in Paris and engaged with the Pre-Raphaelites in London. In 1859, he returned to the United States and initially settled in Newport, Rhode Island, where he studied with William Morris Hunt.

La Farge was one of the first American artists to borrow from the French Impressionists and from Japanese prints, which he began collecting in the late 1850s. Initially focused on landscapes and figurative works, he took up mural painting in 1876 after receiving a commission to decorate the interior of Boston’s Trinity Church.

Around this time, he also began working in stained glass, and he is largely credited with reinventing the medium and reinvigorating the craft in the United States. He developed a technique for creating opalescent glass that brought him numerous commissions from churches and private patrons and ignited a rivalry with Louis Comfort Tiffany. He went on to produce stained glass windows for public buildings and private homes and, together with his murals and paintings, is celebrated as a key figure of the American Arts and Crafts movement.

🎨: John La Farge (1835 - 1910), Fountain in Our Garden at Nikko, 1886, oil on wood panel. collections.brandywine.org

03/21/2026

John Singer Sargent (American, January 12, 1856 – April 14, 1925)
The Olive Grove, 1908


03/19/2026

Maud Mason (1867-1956)
LILIES, 1924
Oil on canvas

One of the most interesting and eclectic artists in the National Arts Club Collection was Maud Mason. Born in Russellville, KY, in 1867, Mason's youth gave little indication of the career she would later have in New York art circles. By 1893, after working as a china decorator in Toronto, she was living in New York and studying at the Art Students League with William Merritt Chase. Although she gained remarkable success with her paintings of landscapes and flowers, she was also a celebrated ceramist and a passionate advocate for the Arts and Crafts Movement. Mason helped found the New York Society of Craftsmen and taught at the Fawcett School for Industrial Art. As an educator, she was committed to fostering and raising funds for creative art throughout the City of New York.

A member of the National Arts Club from 1903 until her death in 1956, she maintained a studio and living quarters in the club's 19th Street Studio Building. She was elected an Artist Life Member of the Club in 1926.

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