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May 27, 2008At Christie annual important Old Master paintings sale April 15, exceptional prices were realized for a selection of highly sought-after pictures by leading masters. In the top ten alone, five new world...
May 27, 2008Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens has acquired 11 examples of rare Nineteenth Century, Texas-made furniture †a gift from Houston collector Williams James Hill.
May 20, 2008Arguably the foremost visual artist of the Harlem Renaissance, Aaron Douglas (1899‱979) employed a style that has been called geometrical symbolism in murals, paintings and illustrations. Combining...
May 20, 2008⁊oseph Wright of Derby in Liverpool" is the first major exhibition to examine Wright creative development in Liverpool at the start of the city cultural renaissance and growing status as a major...
May 20, 2008Time & Again, an auction gallery, recently reported the theft of two pieces of merchandise, an abstract painting and a pen and ink drawing, which were both apparently taken from the auctioneer...
May 20, 2008⁙ellow Mountain: China Ever-Changing Landscape, †on view May 31⁁ugust 24 at the Smithsonian Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, presents ten leaves from the important album of artist Xuezhuang,...
May 20, 2008Promoters expanded Renninger Antiques and Collectors Extravaganza edition on April 24′6 by several more rows to accommodate additional dealers. This Kutztown show was very well received, and visitors...-
May 20, 2008(AP) †Artist Robert Rauschenberg, whose use of odd and everyday articles earned him regard as a pioneer in Pop art but whose talents spanned the worlds of painting, sculpture and dance, has died, his gallery...
May 20, 2008Nadeau annual spring auction of antiques and fine art took place before a large crowd April 12, attracting a good crowd along with strong absentee and telephone bidding.
May 20, 2008The Katonah Museum of Art presents ⁈ere the Thing: The Single Object Still Life, †an exhibition that celebrates single objects, on view through June 29.
May 20, 2008The vibrant abstract oil on canvas, ⁃oncierto de Guitarra, †by Cuban artist Mario Carreno stunned bidders when it realized $253,000 at Kaminski Auctions†April 26′7 sale.
May 20, 2008On Sunday, May 18, a rare carved and polychromed burled spruce Tlingit warrior helmet established a record price paid for any Native American item ever sold at auction, hammering down for an impressive...
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