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March 17, 2009The Grand Rapids Art Museum presents the work of Frank Stella in an exhibition by one of the great living American artists. ⁍oby Dick: Frank Stella and Herman Melville †is on view through May 3.
March 17, 2009A congregation of Catholic nuns headquartered in upstate New York is suing a Santa Fe, N.M., art dealer and a local appraiser for fraud in the sale of a painting by Nineteenth Century genre artist William-Adolphe...
March 17, 2009⁁rtistic Luxury: Fabergé, Tiffany, Lalique †explores the master techniques and artistry of the three prominent designers –†and the rivalry between them. The exhibition is on view in San Francisco...
March 10, 2009Maryhill Museum of Art will reopen for its 69th season Sunday, March 15. The opening exhibition, ⁈udson River School Sojourn, †features 34 paintings by Hudson River School artists Jasper Francis Cropsey,...
March 10, 2009South Shore, Mass., estates and collections attracted a standing-room-only crowd to the Willis Henry Auctions on February 7 where bidding was brisk and steady. A number of the historic objects across the block...
March 10, 2009A choice collection of Native American items plus an important group of paintings and coins were among the highlights of Thomaston Place Auction Galleries†recent sale.
March 10, 2009Matters presidential captured bidder interest Presidents†Day weekend, when George Washington dominated the action at Skinner Americana sale February 15. The previews were crowded and extra chairs...
March 10, 2009Buyers that poured through the gate at Nashville's pair of fashionable antiques shows, Antiques at Music Valley and the Tailgate Antiques Show, February 19 and 21, were treated to a hearty helping of country...
March 10, 2009From door greeters to top-shelf antiques displays, the Guilford Antiques Show put in a solid performance February 21 and 22.
March 10, 2009The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has purchased an extremely rare Virginia Indian peace medal produced by order of Governor Thomas Jefferson in 1780. It will go on view March 28.
March 10, 2009Thirty dealers shared the gymnasium of Mid-Vermont Christian School on February 14 for a day of showing and selling.
March 10, 2009The Bard Graduate Center for Studies in the Decorative Arts, Design and Culture is presenting ⁅nglish Embroidery from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, circa 1580-1700: ⁔wixt Art and Nature †through...
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