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February 19, 2008Just in time for summer, the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art will present ⁍aking a Splash: American Beach Fashions, 1850‱920,†February 23⁊uly 13, to complement the concurrent international loan...
February 19, 2008The Taft Museum of Art will present the exhibition, ⁔urner Watercolors from the Taft Collections†on view February 29⁍ay 4 in the Keystone Gallery.
February 19, 2008An array of sports memorabilia and cards offered by the partnership of Sotheby and SCP Auctions was eagerly received by hundreds of collectors who participated in the firms†January 15″0 Internet...
February 19, 2008A highly desirable selection of clocks crossed the auction block this past Sunday, February 17, during Skinner Americana auction. The crème de la crème of the offering was a 104-inch E. Howard No. 67 oak regulator...
February 19, 2008While what actually defines an Outsider artist may be debated within collecting circles for years to come, the public venue in which to acquire works by Outsiders has been definitive for more than a decade-and-a-half.
February 19, 2008the National Gallery of Art recently acquired a landmark of Dutch landscapes, ⁆erry on a River,†1649, by Salomon van Ruysdael (1603‱670), and one of the finest private European holdings of Old Master...
February 19, 2008The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present ⁇ustave Courbet, Radical and Rebellious Nineteenth Century Artist,†on view February 27⁍ay 18 in the museum Tisch Galleries, second floor.
February 19, 2008The January 23 sale of Chinese Export art and the Hodroff collection, Part II, at Christie totaled $3,110,251 and was 90 percent sold by lot and 87 percent sold by value.
February 19, 2008Charles G. Martignette Jr, formerly of Somerville, Mass., died of apparent heart failure on Sunday, February 3. Mr Martignette, 57, lived in Florida for the last 35 years and was recognized as a world...
February 19, 2008Best known for his sculptural mobiles and stabiles, Alexander Calder (1898-1976) was also a prolific, skilled maker of objets drt, especially jewelry. During his lifetime he created some 1,800 bracelets,...
February 19, 2008A chess set designed by Salvador Dali reproducing his own fingers achieved $23,400 at Auction Gallery of the Palm Beaches January 7.
February 19, 2008Aguttes Auction House, in association with the specialist Dan Coissard, set new records with its sale of fine art December 21 at Hôtel Drouot. Auctioned were ten key pieces from the private collection...
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