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December 8, 2009Edvard Munch, top, “Historien (The History), †1914, lithograph with hand coloring, 22 7/8 by 38¾ inches, signed lower right, ALR Case Ref #L09.718; bottom, “Loesrivelse II (Separation II), †1896,...
December 8, 2009Alice Kibort died at Brigham & Women Hospital on December 1 at the age of 69 following a battle with T-cell lymphoma. She was a major presence at antiques shows throughout the East Coast.
December 1, 2009When Sanford Smith announced last year that he would combine Modernism, the granddaddy of the Park Avenue Armory shows, with ART20, its younger sibling, no one could have predicted the strength of the fusion.
December 1, 2009The Dallas Museum of Art has acquired a major work for its decorative arts collection: a corner chair with sinuous fretwork design by Charles Rohlfs (1853‱936). It is one of the most inventive and whimsical...
December 1, 2009Some 500 dealers turned out for Stella Show Mgmt Co. Pier Antiques Show November 14 and 15, which offered everything from classic and formal antiques, Americana and Twentieth Century Modern to vintage...
December 1, 2009The work of American artist Charles Burchfield (1893‱967) is reexamined by the Hammer Museum, in conjunction with the Burchfield Penney Art Center, in ⁈eat Waves in a Swamp: The Paintings of Charles...
December 1, 2009Fuller Fine Art Auction on October 3 was packed with lively bidders from the trade as well as the general public for artworks from the estate of Betty Gordon and various private collections.
December 1, 2009⁗e had the biggest crowd ever, †said Tony Zipp in the days that followed his 15th American stoneware and redware pottery auction October 31 at the York Fairgrounds. Zipp and family, doing business...
December 1, 2009On October 16, Country Style Auctions auctioneer Al Baker liquidated and sold out a complete 500-lot estate in less than four hours.
December 1, 2009As part of an ongoing rotation of quilts from its permanent textile collection, the Charleston Museum will showcase the raziest †quilts in the collection December 5 to March 28.
December 1, 2009Sparkling color and fine line drew strong and steady traffic to Boston 1884 Cyclorama building for the 13th annual Boston International Fine Arts Show November 12‱5, now a major event on the autumn...
December 1, 2009Germany Bauhaus school⁴he most famous and influential Modernist institution in the Twentieth Centurybrought together an extraordinary array of artists, architects, and designers in a remarkable...
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