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June 2, 2009The life and work of Georgia O⁋eeffe has fascinated critics, scholars and art lovers alike since she burst onto the New York art scene in the early 1900s. On June 7, the Sterling and Francine Clark...
June 2, 2009Marking the 50th year since the Reid family founded the original outdoor antiques show, all of Brimfield was basking in a golden anniversary glow May 12‱7. This spring show featured consistently...
May 26, 2009Recognized throughout the world as an icon of Modernist architecture, the white ribbon of sculpture that is New York Guggenheim Museum has always been a part of the show. Now, on the occasion of its 50th...
May 26, 2009Museum deaccessions and couture from the estate of early Twentieth Century socialite Doris Duke proved to be excellent fodder for Charles A. Whitaker Auction Company 16th consecutive specialty vintage...
May 26, 2009During two extended trips to Mexico made between 1923 and 1926, American photographer Edward Weston created some of his earliest Modernist photographs, which form the core of the exhibition ⁖iva Mexico!...
May 26, 2009⁄espite fewer exhibitors, †the increased attendance reported at the 16th annual International Art Fair, ⁹ielded twice the business and interest for the dealers on the floor, †according to fair...
May 26, 2009Steven M. Fusco, owner and auctioneer of Estates Unlimited, was very pleased with the results of his recent auction, which drew a very sizeable crowd and resulted in some strong prices throughout.
May 26, 2009A new exhibition at Colonial Williamsburg DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum explores the rich history of stoneware in Britain American colonies and the new nation from the first English settlements...-
May 26, 2009Carol A. (Thomas) (Yurkanin) Powers died suddenly May 17 after a 13-year battle with breast cancer. A lifelong resident of Sterling, she ran Blacksmith Antiques and Gifts from 1981 to 1997.
May 19, 2009Hudson Valley Auctioneers's April 27 sale saw an excellent pair of pine blanket boxes in their original blue paint fetch $1,955 each. They were just the tip of the iceberg in an auction that saw furniture,...
May 19, 2009For more than a half century, Robert Frank has repeatedly broken accepted rules and flouted well-worn conventions to expand the expressive potential of photography. He has pioneered in a revolutionary...
May 19, 2009Bidders came drawn by the toothsome offerings of jade at Skinner two-day April sale of Asian works of art on April 24′5, but it was a Turkish jeweled saber that captured much attention †and the most...
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