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January 11, 2011Christie photographs sale on December 13 achieved $920,688, led by Carrie Mae Weems untitled #2450 from ⁋itchen Table Series,†1990, three gelatin silver prints that went to an anonymous...
January 4, 2011Several years ago, when Dr Martin Eidelberg brought to light the role played by Clara Driscoll and the ⁔iffany Girls†in the Louis Comfort Tiffany studios, it exposed an unknown chapter in the design...
January 4, 2011New England estates and collections from Rockport, Mass., to Newport, R.I., brought bidders to the Willis Henry pre-Christmas sale on December 4, where the day highlight was from the auctioneer...
January 4, 2011Vermont State Police are investigating the theft of items from a private residence here on December 25, Christmas Day, including coins, silver, and jewelry.
January 4, 2011Upcoming exhibitions at the Portland Museum of Art include ⁗eston: Leaves of Grass,†on view from December 30 to March 13, and ⁔he Lay of the Land: A Celebration of Art Acquired by the Friends...
January 4, 2011Joseph Howard Hennage, Washington printer, publisher and American antiques collector, died in Williamsburg on Wednesday, December 29, 2010, just days before his 90th birthday. He is survived by his wife...
January 4, 2011The Metropolitan Museum of Art is mounting ⁁ Renaissance Masterpiece Revealed: Filippino Lippi ⁍adonna and Child,”†a focused exhibition, beginning January 15, that will include a restored...
January 4, 2011Kaminski Auctions finished up the year at its December 29″0 auction with a bang when a Nineteenth Century Chinese scholar hanging panel elicited bid jumping that took the piece to $345,000.
January 4, 2011Cologne Fine Art & Antiques 2010 closed its gates on November 21 on a high note, leaving dealers and organizers in a buoyant and enthusiastic mood.
December 28, 2010(AP) †Roy R. Neuberger, a Wall Street investor who became one of the nation top Modern art collectors, has died. He was 107.
December 28, 2010The art collection assembled by American fashion designer Herbert Kasper †known simply as Kasper †is notable for its distinctive character and quality. Beginning January 21, The Morgan Library...
December 28, 2010⁆acing Out, Facing In: Figurative Works from the Michener Art Museum Collection,†on view January 15 to May 1 at the James A. Michener Art Museum in the Fred Beans Gallery, offers both a window...
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