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January 6, 2009Judy Herdeg is seeking assistance in locating two Eighteenth Century Queen Anne dolls that went missing from the US Air baggage claim at the Philadelphia Airport on November 8. They are each about 16 inches...
January 6, 2009⁃laus Mroczynski: Sacred Places of the Southwest, †the current and final exhibition at the James A. Michener Art Museum New Hope satellite in Union Square, includes 49 black and white photographs...
January 6, 2009Deep insight and a highly personal approach to beauty and harmony of design are the hallmarks of the sumptuous Brock collection of aristocratic furniture, decorative objects, drawings and paintings showcased...
January 6, 2009The Jewish Museum is hosting a focused exhibition, ⁔heaters of Memory: Art and the Holocaust, †through February 1.
January 6, 2009Genre paintings, those intimate depictions of everyday life, have great appeal to collectors. At Christmas, none was more charming than Timoleon Lobrichon painting, ⁊ouets. †It was the crown jewel...
January 6, 2009Teddy Roosevelt aim was true in Bertoia Auctions†Toys for All Seasons sale, as an early Schoenhut boxed set titled Teddy Adventures in Africa swept top-lot honors in the $1.8 million event.
January 6, 2009Alexander Autographs reported that its recent auction demonstrated a dramatic resurgence of interest in African Americana †ranging from inspirational documents, letters and signed photos to chilling...
December 30, 2008The Delaware Art Museum presents ⁔he Invented Worlds of Alida Fish,†featuring 31 photographs and on view through February 8.
December 30, 2008The Pound Ridge Historical Society Antiques Show is a popular one on the antiques show circuit. With right around 60 dealers and little turnover, the show is a comfortable size and the mood here is relaxed,...
December 30, 2008A rare T206 Honus Wagner baseball card †often called the Holy Grail of sports collectibles †soared to $791,000 at Philip Weiss Auctions November 21′3.
December 30, 2008The 50th anniversary of a groundbreaking publication will be celebrated in the nation capital with the exhibition ⁌ooking In: Robert Frank The Americans,†premiering January 18 in the National...
December 30, 2008The Los Angeles County Museum of Art and the Fowler Museum at UCLA, with major support from the Broad Art Foundation, have jointly purchased ⁆ading Scroll,†a significant work by El Anatsui, one of Africa...
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