Cincinnati Art Galleries

06/18/2026

This triptych by Josie Kirby provides three excellent examples of how one artist constructs layered, fragmented forms from objects in nature. Kirby's shells are shaped by the ocean: beaten, pitted, salted, on their way to becoming sand, and she works to capture that process rather than the finished form. The result is a layered, intuitive composition in acrylic, graphite, and acrylic marker on panel.

Chasing Overpriced Carrots • Along Splintered Boardwalks • Dodging Phantom Doves

Acrylic, Graphite & Acrylic Marker on Panel
24 x 18 inches each
Available as a triptych or sold individually

06/11/2026

Artus Van Briggle painted Sunny Afternoon in 1893, the same year he studied at Académie Julian in Paris. At 24 years old, the young artist was clearly in full command of his Art Academy of Cincinnati education and incredible talent. No wonder his work is in permanent collections at the Met, the Smithsonian, the British Museum, the Louvre, and the home of one more happy collector.

06/04/2026

Our Town is a 12" x 12" oil on birch, rich with the layered oranges, reds, and purples that has spent decades learning to capture. She studied under Wolf Kahn, one of America's most celebrated colorists, and that education shows in every stripe of light across this canvas. Cincinnati art historian Daniel Brown once called her landscapes "sanctuaries." We couldn't agree more.

This is original fine art by a nationally recognized Cincinnati painter at an approachable price. If you've been curious about collecting but weren't sure where to start, this is a strong place to land.

Our Town
Oil on Birch
12 x 12 inches
Signed Lower Right

DM or stop by to see it currently on display in our main gallery.

05/28/2026

Lewis Henry Meakin studied under Duveneck, taught at the Cincinnati Art Academy for decades, and served as curator of the Cincinnati Art Museum from 1911 until his death in 1917. This landscape shows exactly why George Wesley Bellows called him "one of the best landscape painters in America."

Two Houses
Oil on canvas
24 x 19 inches.

DM or visit us at 225 E. 6th Street, Cincinnati.

05/16/2026

Looking for something to do on a rainy Saturday? Today from 1-4 pm, the Fort Thomas Forest Conservancy is hosting our very own David and Debra Hausrath at the Harlan Hubbard Studio. View several of Hubbard’s paintings from David’s personal collection. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to view these privately owned paintings and chat with David about his interest in Hubbard and the acquisition of the paintings!

129 Highland Avenue
Fort Thomas, KY 41075

Free street parking available.

05/13/2026

Ray Hassard paints the kind of moments that go unnoticed by most of us in day to day life. In his Study for Fountain Cleaners, a worker in a safety vest empties a bucket, water arcing out in a sharp white splash against the cool, gray background. It's an intimate piece, only 6 by 8 inches, and is painted with Gouache.

Study for Fountain Cleaners is on view now as part of The Language of Color in Art exhibition. Priced at $500, it is worth seeing in person.

04/17/2026

Cincinnati Art Galleries invites you to "The Language of Color in Art," opening tonight, April 17th from 5:00 - 8:00 PM. This exhibition explores the emotional and perceptual power of color in art, enhancing the viewer's experience. Join us until June 12th to discover how color shapes interpretation.
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04/14/2026

In anticipation of our next show, "The Language of Color in Art," we're showcasing this thematically appropriate piece by Mark Serrianne. Comprised of an antique Eberhard Faber retail display and an authentic early photograph of John Eberhard Faber himself, this artwork honors the legacy of the New York family who built America's first large-scale pencil factory and helped put color in the hands of artists for generations.

See it at the show this Friday, April 17th, 5 - 8pm!

Mark Serrianne
Primary Colors
Mixed Media Sculpture
11 × 4 × 13 inches

04/07/2026

Sold. Cynthia Kelly Overall grew up in a world of antiques. She attended the University of Kentucky and then the prestigious Rosary Graduate School of Fine Art in Florence, Italy. Her mastery is on full display in Ovid Jug, Pewter, Clay Pipe, 18th c., reminiscent of the Golden Age Dutch still lifes of the same era. Thank you to our collector!

03/31/2026

Big thanks to for coming in on Saturday for our Coffee and Conversation event! We learned a lot about his training, technique, and his storied career as an artist. Thank you, Brian!