The Maumee Valley is a watercolor painting by Vincent D. Nickerson of a schooner that sank in a storm in Lake Erie in 1900. The ship was built in Perrysburg in 1868.

Her great-grandfather was John Graham, an educator and former mayor of Franklin. When Franklin built its new high school, a portion of it rests on land that used to be her family’s farm.

Found art can be taken two different ways. For the late, great Robert Rauchenberg and others like him, it could mean finding a stuffed goat and an old tire and making a quirky piece out of it. For me, ...

Newport Beach City Arts Commission presents "Abstract Pixel Geometric Patterns in Watercolors," by artist Chip Fesko. The 14 paintings use up to 10,000 quarter-inch squares per painting, all ...

“My mother was a watercolor artist, and when I was about 14 years old, she took me to see some paintings by Rex Brandt at a gallery in Anaheim, where he was having a show,” McClelland said.