Painting by: Sheri Farabaugh - Fine Art Connoisseur...J.W. Waterhouse and Lawrence Alma-Tadema and author of best-selling books about them. He has curated many international museum

Painting by: Sheri Farabaugh

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In a world consumed with modernism, what started as a small, insignificant trend of contemporary realist painters has blossomed into a significant movement, called Post-Contemporary. It’s the next step in the progress of art, and it includes various forms of realism by contemporary artists. Fine Art Connoisseur is the only publication dedicated to these contemporary realists, highlighting the collectable artists of today as well as the emerging artists in this rapidly growing movement. Fine Art Connoisseur also covers appropriate art and art collections from a historic perspective, bringing Post-Contemporary full circle to today.

Celebrating Its 13th Anniversary

We’re pleased 2017 marks the beginning of Fine Art Connoisseur’s 13th year in publishing. Published bi-monthly, the magazine serves art collectors and enthusiasts with innovative articles about representational paintings, sculptures, drawings, and prints — both historical and contemporary, American and European. Over the past decade, Fine Art Connoisseur has developed a particularly strong reputation for its editorial coverage of realism, a field of artistic excellence generally overlooked by other periodicals.

A Beacon of the Post-Contemporary Art Movement

Collectors worldwide are embracing the Post-Contemporary movement, and Fine Art Connoisseur has played a significant role in the development of a collector base. Rather than wholesaling copies at low prices to drive circulation numbers with readers who have no ability to purchase paintings, Fine Art Connoisseur has followed a precise, almost surgical strategy in carefully selecting where the magazine is distributed and promoted, focusing on targeted affluent art collectors worldwide.

What started with a list of hedge-fund billionaires and the upper-level affluent has expanded over the last decade to what many consider the most affluent and difficult-to-reach art-collecting audiences, who are very selective about which publications are allowed into their homes and offices. As a result, Fine Art Connoisseur has reports from galleries of significant high-priced art sales, often by iconic household-name CEOs, investors, and celebrities.

Ultra-High-End Affluent Collectors

Published six times annually, Fine Art Connoisseur is a full-color glossy publication filled with content about the Post-Contemporary art movement, about collectors and collections, about living and historical artists, and about art events and trends. The magazine has seen a 20 percent increase in national newsstand distribution, and that will be increased further by significant promotion at over 100 events, exhibitions, museums, galleries, and auctions, with an average bonus distribution of nearly 3,800 per issue. Fine Art Connoisseur also publishes a digital edition with each issue, available on Zinio.com.

The magazine is edited by art historian, author, curator, and former museum director Peter Trippi, who joined Fine Art Connoisseur in 2006. Peter is a world-renowned expert on the British painters J.W. Waterhouse and Lawrence Alma-Tadema and author of best-selling books about them. He has

curated many international museum exhibitions, has

been the director of the Dahesh Museum in New York, and has also held positions at the Brooklyn Museum of Art and other institutions.

Fine Art Connoisseur is published by Streamline Publishing, which also publishes PleinAir magazine and many online publications. Streamline is headed by publisher B. Eric Rhoads, who is an avid art collector and patron. Rhoads was honored in the fall of 2015 with the Florence Academy of Art’s first art patron award for his work in promoting and exposing the Post-Contemporary art movement. The award was presented to him by Michel Cox Witmer, art patron and board member of The European Fine Art Fair (TEFAF). Also honored by the Florence Academy were patrons Christopher “Kip” Forbes and Judith Pond Kudlow, and artists Jacob Collins, Stone Roberts, and Daniel Graves.

A Network of Options to Accomplish Your Marketing Goals

The “Connoisseur network” offers you a variety of advertising opportunities, sponsorships, and strategic and tactical applications to assist you in meeting your goals.

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Fine Art TodayDesigned to reflect day-to-day activities in the Post-Contemporary art movement and the art community, Fine Art Today is a weekly e-mail newsletter that covers collecting, events, and trends in the art world as an extension of the

magazine, allowing advertisers to highlight artworks, events, and exhibitions. The newsletter is edited by

Andrew Webster, who joined Fine Art Today in July 2015 with an M.A. in art history. Andrew is also an editorial and creative marketing assistant for Streamline Publishing.

FineArtConnoisseur.comThis website is the center of activity for Fine Art Connoisseur magazine online and has an active audience of readers. FineArtConnoisseur.com provides the ideal digital venue to showcase specific works of art, highlight exhibitions, discover hidden treasures, and learn of upcoming events.

The Figurative Art Convention & ExpoFine Art Connoisseur’s first annual FACE conference (Figurative Art Convention & Expo) will be held at the Biltmore Hotel in Miami, Florida, November 8-11, 2017, with a pre-workshop beginning November 7. The event will serve as learning experience for artists interested in figurative art taught by world-class artists.

The Fine Art CruiseEach year for the past seven years, Fine Art

Connoisseur has created a cruise for its readers, allowing affluent collectors, artists, and art gallery

owners to delve into art communities around the world, visiting conservation studios, art

collections, and the homes of deceased or living artists or collectors, and going behind the scenes

in many museums. The cruise has traveled to Bordeaux and London, Russia and the Baltic,

the Danube, Spain and Portugal, the Rhine and Amsterdam, Italy and the Adriatic, and to France.

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Average Number of Art Purchases in the Past Year : •17%MadeSixorMoreArtPurchases •96%ofReadersMadeOneorMoreArtPurchases

Where They Purchase : •85%Galleries •59%ArtFairs •35%CharitableAuctions

Fine Art Connoisseur Subscriber Demographics

Who Our Readers Collect:

Each year thousands of the world’s top collectors turn to Fine Art Connoisseur advertisers to purchase quality artworks.

each issue reaches an average of 67,000* loyal readers who are passionate about discovering the finest in representational art.* Based on distribution times 3.5 pass-along rate.

“Our collaboration with Fine Art Connoisseur magazine has

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Fine Art Connoisseur magazine is the exclusive guide to art and collecting for individuals who have a passion for fine art. It speaks directly to an audience of discerning consumers through engaging, dynamiceditorialthatexploreswithauthoritythehighest-qualityhistoricalartworksandthosecreatedby the world’s finest living artists. Fine Art Connoisseurhascarefullybuiltareadershipofqualityart-buyingcollectorssinceitwasestablishedin2004.

Why Collectors and Advertisers Embrace Fine Art Connoisseur

JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2017 Space Deadline: December 2 Ad Materials Due: December 5

Special Edition (3rd Annual): Collectors of Contemporary Realist Art

•Photo Spread: The Human Figure (submissions due November 23)

•Destination: Charleston, SC • Special Section: Southeastern Wildlife Exposition • Special Section: Museums

MARCH/APRIL 2017 Space Deadline: February 3

Ad Materials Due: February 6 •Photo Spread: Equestrian Images (submissions due January 25) •Destination: San Diego County •Special Section: Art Renewal Center

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MAY/JUNE 2017 Space Deadline: April 7 Ad Materials Due: April 10 • Photo Spread: More Than Just Faces

(submissions due March 29) • Destination: Summertime in the Mountains •Special Section: Oil Painters of America

JULY/AUGUST 2017 Space Deadline: June 2 Ad Materials Due: June 5 •Photo Spread: Botanicals

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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2017 Space Deadline: October 6 Ad Materials Due: October 9 •Photo Spread: Industrial Scenes

(submissions due September 27) •Destination: Florida •Special Section: Salmagundi Club

100th Anniversary •Special Section: Women Artists of the West • Special Section: Mountain Oyster Club • Special Section: Art Miami

2017 Editorial CalEndar

HIDDEN COLLECTIONSGet a glimpse of private homes and clubs containing important artworks rarely or never seen by the public.

TODAY’S MASTERSIn-depth articles about the most important representational artists working now

ARTISTS MAKING THEIR MARK (THREE TO WATCH)Our editor highlights three contemporary artists whose careers should be on your radar.

HISTORIC MASTERSWell-researched overviews of representational masters of the past

MY FAVORITE ARTWORKA well-known personality reveals why he or she loves a particular painting, sculpture, drawing, or print.

AUCTION HIGHLIGHTA prominent auctioneer explains which artwork in an upcoming sale strikes him or her as the best bargain or most fascinating example.

EXHIBITION PREVIEWSA roundup of the most intriguing shows occurring nationwide and internationally, along with the occasional special event or conference

INSIDE TRACK and BEHIND THE SCENESOur editorial team provides the inside scoop on some aspect of today’s art world.

SCULPTURE TODAYFine Art Connoisseur is particularly committed to highlighting the best sculptors at work now, as well as recent developments in this booming sector of representational art.THE FAIR GAMEInsights into the most significant art fairs occurring around the world

OFF THE WALLSA lively survey of upcoming auctions, fairs, museum and gallery exhibitions, plus photos of who did what in the art world last season

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BONUS DISTRIBUTION: With an average bonus distribution of nearly 4,000 per issue, Fine Art Connoisseur sponsors events with distribution in major art markets such as the LA Art Show, Palm Beach Art & Design, Eiteljorg Museum Quest for the West (IN), Washington Winter Antiques Show (DC), Jackson Hole Art Auction, special events at the Salmagundi Club (NYC), Art Antiques London, Houston Fine Art Fair, Prix de West (OK), American Art Fair (NYC), Boston International Fine Art Show, and Miami Art Week.

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Painting by: Sheri Farabaugh - Fine Art Connoisseur...J.W. Waterhouse and Lawrence Alma-Tadema and author of best-selling books about them. He has curated many international museum