Anthony Alexander Jr. was shot by another teenager earlier this year in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.
Anthony Alexander Jr. was 16 when he rescued two children who fell into icy water in a Collingdale Park pond on Feb. 21, 2022.
Private previews of new work, early access to releases, and the stories behind the paintings—shared first with collectors.
This day in particular was a watershed moment for Proudly She Served and a fitting conclusion to all the years of creative thought and toil.
Sharing a series of paintings I did from a Full Honors funeral as a tribute for Memorial Day.
The story of a painting that is still helping to raise money for an important cause.
We are at the Library of Congress to honor Secretary of the Senate, Ann Berry. She is the first Black person and eighth woman to serve in the position.
Artist Steve Alpert shares his thoughts on painting 12 women veteran portraits in oil as part of the Proudly She Served series.
Love of Dogs and Painting
My life as I knew it was over, I thought. No matter what kind of therapy they throw at me, I will never ever be able to have a moment of peace again.
These are just a few of the heroes whose portraits and stories will be featured in a new project honoring servicewomen.
Steve Alpert in conversation with Rick Wilson of The Lincoln Project
These paintings are playing an important role in supporting East End wildlife.
Lieutenant Louise Rand accompanied wounded to Cairo with the U.S. Army’s 830th Medical Air Evacuation Squadron.
As many of you know I’ve been making paintings that extoll the virtues of the current 1% of our nation’s population — those who serve in the U.S.Armed Forces.
from the U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Steve and Dorothy attend a reception at the Vice-President residence in Washington DC.
This past week was a milestone event for me. Two large diptychs painted in June were hung at the Pentagon's Mark Center in Alexandria, VA.
One of the first projects I ever did with my friend Mitch Meisner was a painting I made of the famous photo called, “The Hug.”
A pinnacle moment in life for me, presenting a painting to General Raymond T. Odierno, Chief of Staff of the Army in his office in the Pentagon.
The painting is on permanent display at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia, to commemorate that moment, as well as honor all of the men who died in what turned out to be the longest battle in the Vietnam War.
FEATURED IN PARADE: From battlefield tableaus of tanks and Blackhawk helicopters to touching scenes of soldiers carrying a flag-draped coffin, he amassed a vast body of work that pays tribute to American soldiers and the military experience.
Duty, Courage, Honor depicting members of the Dover AFB Carry Team bringing one of our own home. These men and women are volunteers, on call 24/7.
