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August 22, 2017EAST DENNIS, MASS. – Works by Harold Dunbar, Ralph E. Cahoon Jr and Anne Packard, all artists with ties to Cape Cod, were among the top sellers at Eldred’s summer Americana, paintings and sporting...
August 22, 2017HARTFORD, CONN. – Two hundred years ago, formal education of deaf children and adults was first established in the United States with the founding of the American School for the Deaf (ASD) in Hartford....
August 22, 2017By Jessica Skwire Routhier SHELBURNE, VT. – “Wild Spaces, Open Seasons: Hunting and Fishing in American Art” does not take a point-and-shoot approach. The exhibition that opened in Omaha...
August 22, 2017Auction Action In Nantucket NANTUCKET – Rafael Osona’s annual Americana, Continental, fine art and marine auction on August 5 was his 38th year on Nantucket. All seats were filled with about...
August 22, 2017DALLAS — The descendents of umpire John “Beans” Reardon always thought the picture they had hanging on their Austin, Texas, wall was just a print of Norman Rockwell’s famous 1949 Saturday Evening...
August 22, 2017Bruce A. Austin, PhD, director of RIT Press at the Rochester Institute of Technology, makes a living from words, be it writing for – or editing – scholarly reviews and academic texts or in his weekly...
August 22, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara UNION, MAINE – Paul Davis, promoter of the Maine Antiques Festival for the past 36 years, was pleased with the modest gains in the show’s numbers –...
August 22, 2017Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo ORLEANS, MASS. – Waking up to a light but steady rain on Saturday, August 12, those with a lesser constitution might be tempted to groan, roll back over...
August 21, 2017BLOOMFIELD, N.J. — At Nye & Co’s summer estate sale, August 16, a box of jade pieces, described in the catalog as “a large collection of carved jade including snuff bottles, many with stands,...
August 21, 2017LONDON — The largest private collection of Andrew Grima jewelry to ever hit the block at one time is due to be sold at Bonhams’ September 20 sale. “He was unencumbered by technical knowledge...
August 21, 2017PORTSMOUTH, N.H. – A three-day sale at Northeast Auctions from August 18-20 saw brisk bidding on a rare, large China trade reverse painting on glass. The circa 1870 view of a mother and child, an attendant...
August 18, 2017NEW YORK CITY — The Metropolitan Museum of Art owns the only surviving images of the solar eclipse that occurred on May 26, 1854 — the first total eclipse of the sun visible in North America since...
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