Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Case Antiques KNOXVILLE, TENN. – An abstract oil on canvas painting recently rediscovered as an original work by American artist Beauford Delaney (1901-1979) made […]

By Kristin Nord WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS. – As gifted as Edvard Munch, Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Grieg, Norway’s well-recognized triumvirate, Nikolai Astrup (1880-1928) was an original – an artist highly revered […]

DANVERS, MASS. – In 1991, members of the Putnam and Emerson family transferred ownership of the General Israel Putnam Home on Maple Street to the Danvers Historical Society with an […]

NEW YORK – When billionaire collector Michael H. Steinhardt sued the Manhattan gallery Hirschl & Adler and its president, Stuart Feld, last fall, the contention was the “net to you” […]

Vesta Urband, board of directors’ member and media spokesperson for the Vermont Antiques Dealers’ Association (VADA), released the following statement on Thursday, July 29: The Vermont Antiques Dealers’ Association held […]

PHILADELPHIA – Timothy Rub, the George D. Widener director and chief executive officer at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, announced that he plans to retire in early 2022 after 13 […]

Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Fine Estates, Inc. SAN RAFAEL, CALIF. – Martin Codina, the founder and chief executive officer of Fine Estate Inc., said his July 24-25 sale […]

Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Wiederseim Associates PHOENIXVILLE, PENN. – The collection of Carol and Ed Stoudt, owners of Stoudt’s Black Angus Restaurant, Brewery and Antique Mall in Adamstown, […]

NEW YORK CITY – The National Academy of Design announced the launch of the virtual Eastman Johnson Catalogue Raisonné on July 29, in recognition of the anniversary of the artist’s […]

On through September 10 in London and New York is Colnaghi’s latest exhibition, “Discovering Viceregal Latin American Treasures.” The exhibition documents the Sixteenth to Nineteenth Century art of the New […]