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October 31, 2006In a world giddy with high-speed connections and hooked on instant messaging, “More Than Words: Artists’ Illustrated Letters from the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art,” on view at the Norman...
October 31, 2006The Museum of Modern Art will present, “Manet and the Execution of Maximilian,” on view November 5–January 29.
October 31, 2006The Portland Museum of Art (PMA) will host several pieces from the Currier Museum of Art, Manchester, N.H., beginning November 10. The American and European masterpieces from the Currier will be integrated...-
October 31, 2006Lynn Goytizolo, wife of Enrique “Ricky” Goytizolo and co-owner of Georgian Manor Antiques, died on Thursday, October 26, after a long and courageous battle with malignant melanoma. She was 58.
October 31, 2006Manitou Galleries of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Santa Fe recently conducted its third annual “Auction In Santa Fe.” The three-day sale was well attended and sales were brisk.
October 31, 2006Antiquorum?s September 20 auction of Important Collectors? Wristwatches, Pocket Watches & Clocks, held at 12 East 57th Street, resulted in a total of $6,144,602.-
October 31, 2006“This just keeps getting juicier and juicier as the days go by,” commented Colin Stair, principal of Stair Galleries, who over the weekend of October 14 and 15 unknowingly auctioned just under 250 lots...
October 31, 2006If The Frank Jones Center had suddenly come under attack on Thursday, October 12, those inside the facility would have had nothing to worry about. For the place was filled with enough guns, swords, tomahawks...
October 31, 2006Long touted as “The Best Little Show in the Country” by its promoters, the Washington Antiques Show boasted this year that it was “Even Better.” One thing is for sure, this charmer of a show continues...
October 31, 2006It was a fresh pair of eyes that perused the booths at the fall Rhinebeck Antiques Fair, which opened to the public October 7 and 8. At long last, I discovered what I have been missing. Rhinebeck is unquestionably...
October 30, 2006Nearly 39 years ago, William I. Koch, an avid collector of everything from Renoir to Remington, walked into the Cape Cod antiques shop of Janice Hyland and Alan Granby and settled his large frame into...
October 24, 2006Historic Deerfield will explore the lives and legacies of provincial soldiers forced to fight in 350 years ago in the country's early days through a three-day symposium titled “Steal Not This Horn: The Material...
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