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October 28, 2008A dozen auction record prices were achieved for works of American art at Swann Galleries†September auctions of works of art on paper.
October 28, 2008⁔he good news is that we have the goods,†stated Gene Shannon 24 hours prior to the start of Shannon fine art auction on October 23. American art dominated throughout the $2.7 million evening sale,...
October 28, 2008Pook & Pook played to a full house on Friday and Saturday, October 24 and 25, selling the Americana collection of Richard and Rosemarie Machmer.
October 28, 2008The once-thriving communities of Pompeii, Herculaneum and Stabiae, buried by a mammoth volcano eruption in 79 AD and since excavated to reveal much about the daily lives, occupations, pastimes and art tastes...
October 28, 2008The Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art at St Petersburg College will host an exhibition of 70 color woodblock prints from the collection of Two Red Roses Foundation, opening November 2.
October 28, 2008Kaminski Auctions†fall fine art and estates auction September 20′1 was a success with many items selling above estimate.
October 28, 2008Around 40 exhibitors transformed the Park Avenue Armory into a dazzling global village of high-end art, antiques, jewelry, pottery and furnishings at Brian and Anna Haughton celebrated International...
October 28, 2008The interested and the curious collectively held their breath prior to the two-day sale on October 4 and 5 at Grogan and Company where bidding was robust.-
October 28, 2008Auction platform eBay is banning the sale of ivory products, including antique ivory. The policy will go into effect in December and will be enforced starting in January, eBay Inc said October 20.
October 28, 2008Family has long been the single most significant element of the American social structure. From November 1 through December 31, the Bennington Museum examines the American family through historic art and artifacts...
October 21, 2008Of the seminal Arts and Crafts exhibitions of the past few decades, none more accurately reflects what it was like to have lived during the period than the recently opened exhibition ⁁t Home with Gustav...
October 21, 2008Winterthur Museum & Country Estate recently acquired a rare and exceptional four-part fraktur that is considered to be one of the finest examples of the colorful Pennsylvania German folk art form.
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