October 10, 2000 - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

  • The Art of Frank W. Benson, American Impressionist
    October 10, 2000

    At the Peabody Essex Museum visitors will enjoy a beautiful exhibit and gain a broader and deeper appreciation for the artist’s work.

  • And the Survey Says…
    October 10, 2000

    From the looks of customer satisfaction surveys, a lot of you couldn’t care less about online auction sites.

  • Worlds Revealed
    October 10, 2000

    More than 200 artworks, cultural objects, and documents dating from the early years of trade between Japan and America in this exhibition drew more than 92,000 visitors last fall to the Edo-Tokyo Museum and opens at the Peabody Essex Museum November 17.

  • Glasgow Style
    October 10, 2000

    Furniture and decorative arts and paintings by members of the Glasgow School will be the subject of the first collaboration between John Alexander, Ltd., an American British Arts and Crafts gallery, and Bourne Fine Art of Edinburgh, Scotland.

  • In the City of Light
    October 10, 2000

    Wesleyan’s Davison Art Center features photographs of Paris taken by Philip Trager.

  • Love and Loss
    October 10, 2000

    American portrait miniatures, an art form that flourished from the mid-Eighteenth to the mid-Nineteenth centuries, will be examined at the Yale University Art Gallery through December 30.

  • International News Briefs
    October 10, 2000

    Israel “Zeke" Liverant, 83, one of the most respected antiques dealers in the country, died at his home in Colchester, Conn., on October 8.

  • Sotheby’s Former Executive Charged in Collusion Case
    October 10, 2000

    “Whatever Ms Brooks chose to do she did completely on her own without my knowledge or approval," A. Alfred Taubman said. “If the need arises, I will vigorously defend myself."

  • TIAS.com Does the Work for You in Eight States
    October 10, 2000

    A Web site teams with eBay and launches a chain of online auction consignment centers.

  • Timely and Teeming
    October 10, 2000

    At Arts of Pacific Asia, vetting is de rigeur and the quality of the show reflects it, while dealers are always a wonderful source of information.



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