In researching the fine art media before deciding to launch this magazine, we noticed there was little or no coverage given to upcoming shows, sales or auctions of historic American art. We found that existing magazines were not providing editorial space to preview your upcoming events. American Fine Art Magazine is unique in that it PREVIEWS exhibitions and auctions before they open rather than R
EVIEWS them after the event is over. You now have the opportunity to have your upcoming events previewed in a timely manner. Readers are then able to make intelligent choices about the fine art pieces they want to add to their collections. American Fine Art Magazine has enlivened the market for historic American paintings and sculpture by focusing on the personalities and characters behind the scenes that make it all happen. American Fine Art Magazine focuses on future upcoming shows and auctions, making serious collectors aware in advance of the major works coming to market. Editorial includes authoritative commentary by curators, as well as interviews with top gallery and museum directors. Through the pages of this magazine, our award-winning photographers take readers inside the homes of major fine art collectors. Auction Reports and Analyses
Our issue-by-issue auction previews and reports will fill you in on the best work coming up for sale at the top auction houses across the country. From the publishers of American Art Collector, Western Art Collector and Native American Art magazines. American fine art galleries, museums and auction houses can have the same marketing support these other art market segments are already enjoying. The Most Comprehensive Fine Art Coverage in the World
You may be familiar with our other innovative magazines. By PREVIEWING upcoming shows, American Art Collector, Western Art Collector and Native American Art have changed the way art is bought and sold in this country. By providing this same PREVIEW concept for fine art dealers in the historic American art market, our magazine achieves similar results for this long-neglected, yet important, field. This is the magazine the historic American fine art market has been waiting for.
