January 9, 2001 - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

  • Learning about Art from the Horse’s Mouth
    January 9, 2001

    Four books by artists for those who want to know art from the inside out.

  • Improvisations, both Jazz and Visual
    January 9, 2001

    This mighty production at the Katonah Museum of Art, two years in the making, showcases the work of 18 well-known Twentieth Century artists whose improvisation, color, rhythm and virtuosity continue to electrify audiences everywhere.

  • Voices in Cloth
    January 9, 2001

    First made in the Eighteenth Century, story quilts present visual narratives that parallel the art of storytelling.

  • Broken Brushwork and Palpable Atmosphere
    January 9, 2001

    The Cooley Gallery will exhibit, from January 22 to February 24, select paintings by a member of the original Old Lyme Art Colony, William S. Robinson.

  • In with the Old at Jack Kilgore & Co.
    January 9, 2001

    Approximately 30 pictures will represent the full range of painting explored in Netherlandish Art of the Golden Age. Different genres of historical, religious, landscape, portrait and still life painting will be shown.

  • International News Briefs
    January 9, 2001

    Sentencing of Diana Brooks postponed…Indian artifacts a target for looters along the Missouri River…M.H. de Young Museum prepares for demolition.

  • Collector Patsy Griffith Dies
    January 9, 2001

    The Dallas Museum of Art has been given a collection of Art Deco sculpture, paintings, furniture, and decorations from the Griffith estate. The bequest also includes three paintings by Georgia O’Keeffe.

  • Yahoo! Yields to Pressure from Human Rights Groups
    January 9, 2001

    Company officials claim the new monitoring policy was not a knee-jerk reaction to the French ruling but a response to complaints by users.

  • Displaced Historic House Makes Its Move
    January 9, 2001

    Preparation for this move began last fall, when the 7,000 plus rdf_Descriptions in the collection of the Wilton Historical Society went into storage off site and work began to prepare Fitch House for its physical relocation.

  • Bills of Sale Confirm Early Date of Beekman Family Furniture
    January 9, 2001

    In a welcome story of a risky deal gone right, the discovery of bills of sale and other important evidence has confirmed the arguments of a leading scholar and rewarded the American furniture dealer who bid with conviction at Sotheby’s.



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