Figurative artists

Mason Fine Art's focus is a continually evolving selection of high-quality contemporary works by regional, national, and international artists. Mason Fine Art showcases the work of emerging artists and facilitates their further artistic development. We welcome private and corporate collectors, and professionals from the decorative arts community. The wide variety of works is without compare.

I've been a huge fan of artist Alex Kanevsky for a while now. His figurative paintings amaze me with a beautiful mixture of realism and abstraction. His use of color, painterly brushstrokes, combination of hard and soft edges, and layering are truly masterful. Other than a couple paintings

Slow Fade by Michael Carson

Sascha Schneider ~ Untitled (study of a reclining male nude with tucked up legs), 1894 (pencil, charcoal) :: masterful foreshortening.

The pairing of Austrian artist Egon Schiele with Young British Artist Jenny Saville is an unusual one but this book reveals their stylistic and thematic similarities.

Artist Emma Hopkins describes her work as painting “people from the inside out.” This idea seems to work on both physical and emotional levels, as her arresting portraits and meditations are teeming with vulnerability. Her subjects are often unclothed, and even when she focuses on isolated body parts or strips off their skin, humanity is present.

Celia Paul was the partner of Lucian Freud and the subject of several of his paintings. Now she is drawing attention for her melancholy portraits.

Austin-based gallery Sebastian Foster is collaborating with author John Seed and a group of well-established artists on a print set that coincides with his new book, Disrupted Realism. Disrupted Realism is the first book to survey the works of contemporary painters who are challenging and reshaping the tradition of Realism. Helping art lovers, collectors, and artists approach andContinue reading "Shop Sebastian Foster’s Limited-Edition Disrupted Realism Print Set Featuring Works Reshaping…