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February 15, 2011If you think of Frank Lloyd Wright merely as a man of his time and place, think again. His influence on Twenty-First Century organic architecture is so pervasive that it is the focus of the Milwaukee...
February 15, 2011Antiques ⁍ade in Asia†led Brunk Auctions†sale on January 8‹. Objects from Japan, Tibet, Korea, Nepal, India and Thailand were all represented in the early hours of the 882-lot sale. But, as was typical...
February 15, 2011An early Nineteenth Century inkwell soared at a January 15 auction conducted by Castner Auction and Appraisal Service. The inkwell with blue decoration and two incised flowers was a standout at $12,075.
February 15, 2011The most extensive exhibition ever mounted of Thornton Dial painting and sculpture will premiere at the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA), on view February 25 to May 15. ⁈ard Truths: The Art of Thornton...
February 15, 2011⁇reat.†That was the adjective used by virtually every dealer we spoke with in the days that followed The Original 156th Semi-Annual York Antiques Show and Sale. Midweek weather predictions calling...
February 15, 2011For nearly four decades, British-born, Yale-educated Rackstraw Downes (b 1939) has been painting exterior and interior views of the American scene, both rural and urban. A good overview of the achievements...
February 8, 2011Two lots of R.S. Prussia †a 15-inch Carnation mold centerpiece bowl and a 13-piece service, also in the Carnation mold †realized identical selling prices of $4,300 at a multi-estate sale conducted...
February 8, 2011Spring begins a bit early in 2011, when ⁔he American Impressionists in the Garden†opens at the Taft Museum of Art February 19 and remains on view through May 15.-
February 8, 2011Richard Villa died on Sunday, January 30, 2011, at his home after a 15-month fight against cancer. He was born in Hartford on November 7, 1939, to Elizabeth and James Villa. He owned and operated Villa...
February 8, 2011For thousands of years, Native Americans have been creating artwork that defines their world and reflects their culture. Over the years, largely anonymous Native American artists, while turning out ordinary...
February 8, 2011Copley first winter sale in New York City during Antiques Week, on Monday, January 17, proved that, buyer market or not, bidders are unpredictable. The 430-lot session saw active bidding on decoys...
February 8, 2011A line outside the entrance and satisfied-looking shoppers laden with bags and boxes from the dealers at the Boston Antiques and Design Show and Sale only hinted at the activity inside Shriners Auditorium....
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