January 14, 2003 - Antiques And The Arts Weekly

  • Deceptions and Illusions
    January 14, 2003

    Deception breaks trust, destroys relationships, and brands the deceivers as less than honorable, at best. Unless the deceivers are masters of trompe l'oeil — in which case, the very opposite applies.

  • A New Year's Auction Roundup
    January 14, 2003

    With more than 75 auctions taking place during the two-week span between this past year's holiday season and the week surrounding New Year's, the action in the halls was hot and heavy.

  • Exceeding $1 Million with Gems, Tiffany and Fine Art in St. Louis
    January 14, 2003

    Property ranging from Twentieth Century design furniture and decorative art to paintings, lithographs and photography, and jewelry, watches and coins were all offered recently at Ivey-Selkirk Auctioneers.

  • Rare Lamb Doorstop Goes out Like a Lion in Virginia
    January 14, 2003

    The two-day event saw 1,469 lots auctioned without reserve to 564 registered bidders, including 103 telephone bidders. Absentee bids totaled nearly 1,300. Sales exceeded $517,000.

  • The Americana Week in New York Schedule
    January 14, 2003

    We’ve got the scoop on all the shows, sales, seminars and receptions you could possibly attend.

  • A Welcome Balance in a Difficult Market
    January 14, 2003

    Many dealers arrived with modest expectations after a slow autumn in the showrooms, and left pleasantly surprised by the amount of business that took place.

  • Carles' Papers Given to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
    January 14, 2003

    A cache of manuscripts and photographs by and about the mid-Twentieth Century American artist Arthur B. Carles (1882-1952) was recently given to the academy by longtime academy supporters Dr and Mrs Perry Ottenberg.

  • Flavia Ormond Shares Master Drawings at Adelson Galleries
    January 14, 2003

    The exhibition of more than 25 drawings, ranging in date from circa 1525 to 1905, will include major Italian works such as "An Allegory of the Fall" and "Redemption of Man."

  • Two Geniuses of Photography Showcased in Milwaukee
    January 14, 2003

    "Bill Brandt: A Retrospective" and "Edward Weston: Life Work" are at the Milwaukee Art Museum through February 9 and are made up largely of vintage prints.

  • Tea Pots, Tygs, and Toasts
    January 14, 2003

    Historic Deerfield's renowned collection of ceramics will be the featured loan exhibition at the 2003 New York Ceramics Fair January 16-19 at the National Academy of Design on Fifth Avenue.



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