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• February 16, 2011
  “The Master of the Blue Jeans” at Didier Aaron: a conversation with Alan Salz

  The Master of the Blue Jeans is an old master for fashion week, and for fans of the late Baroque, a curious and incredibly talented portraitist of peasants.

• January 26, 2011
  Selections from Old Master Drawings Week in New York

  OMNP takes a look at some of the selections from dealers at this years OM drawings week, including works by Pontormo, Parmigianino, and a v. important Gros.

• January 25, 2011
  Highlights from Christie’s Old Masters sales in New York

  A beautiful Joos de Momper had us thinking of Bruegel’s “The Harvesters” while an unidentified study of a Venetian Man in costume had us thinking Eyes Wide Shut

• January 25, 2011
  Highlights from Sotheby’s Old Masters sales in New York

  The $15-20m conversation piece of a Titian, bargains by Botticelli and Lotto, and please do not bite our curatorial master stroke of a Mehretu + Van de Velde.

• January 11, 2011
  Domenico Ghirlandaio (1449-1494)

  1/11/11 is made all the more epic in reverence to Domenico Ghirlandaio, Renaissance pioneer and famed tutor of Michelangelo, who passed on this day in 1494.

• January 2, 2011
  Old Masters + New Perspectives is now OMNP Arts, with a salon of select works to debut on January 6

  We’re relaunching Old Masters + New Perspectives, as OMNP Arts, to now provide our readers with select releases of Old Masters for sale.

• December 25, 2010
  Holiday cheer with Brueghel the Elder

  Happy Holidays from OMNP, with a quirky Nativity by Pieter Brueghel the Elder.

• December 17, 2010
  Indiana Jones and the Malvagna Triptych and Joe Coleman’s “Auto-Portrait”

  OMNP reflects on the numinous power of the Northern Renaissance in a show of Jan Gossart at the Met, and its decscendence in the work of painter Joe Coleman.

• December 12, 2010
  A look at Christie’s and Sotheby’s December Old Master sales in London

  Was Poussin’s “Ordination” an epic failure at Christie’s, or a sign that art collectors don’t know where to spend their money? OMNP mulls over the unsold masterpiece that headed last weeks auctions in London.

• December 10, 2010
  Goya and Ribera unfiltered at the Frick

  The Frick Collection has been focusing on the art of Spain of late, with two complimentary exhibitions, “The King at War: Velázquez’s Portrait of Philip IV” and “The Spanish Manner: Drawings from Ribera to Goya.” These shows bring together some of the most important names from Spain’s grand lineage of painters. In a two part article, OMNP contributor Victoria Romeo takes a look at two tightly focused shows that imbue life into some old classics.