Boulder School of Fine Art

John Singer Sargent's "El Jaleo" is one of the most iconic works in the Gardner collection—and often the first one viewers encounter during a visit.

But did you know that it took Isabella thirty years—and some strategic remodeling—to acquire it?

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Vincent didn’t always feel at home in the art world, or in society in general. Humour, especially self-irony, was his way of coping with loneliness and staying connected with others. Finding something to laugh about wasn’t trivial to him. It was necessary.

What helps you when you feel lonely?

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The City That Inspired Rothko (It’s Not New York) (Gift Article) What the American painter saw during his trips to Florence molded his vision and his understanding of space and color.

Roses are red, violets are blue. Vincent loved deeply… and so can you!
Who do you want to send a little love to on ?

Hopper was a master of light

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Wonderful portrait painting by Heather McGarey made at our 2 day workshop on Saturday and Sunday!

Another awesome painting by Heather McGarey (yes, she teaches and paints at BSoFA too!)

Here's the painting from my last reel. Moonrise

December and early 2026 News

Boulder School of Fine Art December 2025 and early 2026 news Don't miss our December Open House. 2810 Wilderness Place is open to visitors December 5 from 4-7. Free! Come join us!

December Update

Boulder School of Fine Art December Update Don't miss our December Open House. 2810 Wilderness Place is open to visitors December 5 from 4-7. Free! Come join us!

Ben Harden teaches an Introduction to Drawing the Loomis way on November Sundays from 5-6 - still room to sign up! www.bsofa.net/illustration-and-drawing