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August 17, 2010Of art's enduring genres, still life may offer the most opportunities for bravura paint handling, astute composition and deft arrangement of color, texture and light. Whether it is contorted reflections...
August 16, 2010The Jewish Museum will present a selection of colorful, luminous lamps designed by internationally renowned architect Frank Gehry in ⁆ish Forms: Lamps by Frank Gehry,†on view from August 29 through...
August 16, 2010Worldwide competition for a high-end collection of antique toys resulted in a $1 million gross at Morphy on July 16‱7 as the central Pennsylvania auction house presented the 28-year collection of retired...
August 16, 2010On June 26, Jeffrey S. Evans & Associates conducted its semiannual cataloged auction of Americana, antiques and decorative arts. The 567-lot auction began at 9:30 am Eastern time and concluded in just...
August 16, 2010Collectors filled the phone banks and galleries of Bonhams in anticipation of the auctioneer June 23 fine book sale. Consisting of more than 500 lots, the diverse sale spanned the centuries from the 1490s...
August 16, 2010Early into the second morning of the Chatham Antiques Show & Sale, August 5-8, a showgoer was overheard describing the event as pretty show.†Indeed, this compact event offered a pleasing mix of fine...
August 16, 2010The Cape Cod Antique Dealers Association Inc offered an elegant and tidy presentation at its 40th annual Cape Cod Antiques Show & Sale at the Nauset Regional Middle School August 6‸.-
August 10, 2010Prominent Upper Eastside Manhattan art dealer Lawrence B. Salander, who pleaded guilty to a $120 million fraud scheme this past March, was sentenced by the State Supreme Court in Manhattan on August 3 to serve...
August 10, 2010Harvey Kahn, preeminent American folk art collector and representative for commercial illustrators and photographers, died Friday, July 30, at the age of 86.
August 10, 2010A beautiful pair of huanghuali Chinese folding hunting chairs with hemp seats and brass trim sold for $26,880 at a sale of the estate of the late Dr Kevin-John McIntyre, conducted June 12 by Finney...
August 10, 2010An early Seventeenth Century gilt brass automata lion clock, which moves its eyes in time with the seconds and roars a chime every hour, sold for $180,000 at Bonhams, New Bond Street, as part of its fine...
August 10, 2010For its 44th annual antique show, the New London Garden Club had a beautiful New England summer day, Saturday, July 24, and a very large audience that visited and showed their appreciation of the collections...
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