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August 15, 2006This past winter, Old York Historical Society's curator Mary Harding logged thousands of miles traveling through four New England states to select work for "Road Trip," the current exhibition on view through...
August 15, 2006On view to September 3, "Raphael At The Metropolitan: The Colonna Altarpiece" highlights the "Colonna Altarpiece," the only such monumental work by Raphael in America.
August 15, 2006The Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center have partnered to present the first major exhibition in more than two decades to explore Henri Matisse's sculptural works next year.
August 15, 2006Testing the waters in the antique decoy auction game recently, Stephen O'Brien Jr, and and his new company, Copley Fine Art Auctions, was the first of the auction houses to get the ball rolling for the annual...
August 15, 2006Eldred's kicked off its annual summer schedule of auctions last month with a sale of Marine and Oriental Export Art that was well attended with a large and lively crowd.
August 15, 2006The third and final in the series of waterfowl auctions to take place during the last week of July was Decoys Unlimited annual Summer Decoy and Americana sale.
August 15, 2006"The auction has fewer lots than usual," commented Gary Guyette, in regard to Guyette and Schmidt's North American Decoys auction last month, "but it grossed more than we usually bring in from a much larger...
August 15, 2006For the ABCs of buying and selling American folk art, look no further than the Raymond and Susan Egan collection, which realized $5,952,000 in a single-owner sale at Northeast Auctions on August 5.-
August 15, 2006Living in Style: Homes, Gardens and Interiors, a new concept show originally planned for September 16 and 17 in Wilton, Conn., has been postponed.
August 15, 2006A seemingly refreshed crowd of people flocked to the opening of the Cape Cod Antiques Antique Dealers Association Antiques Show and the crowd was one of the largest recorded.
August 15, 2006Textile collector Murad Megalli of Istanbul has donated a collection of 148 Central Asian ikats to The Textile Museum including numerous men's and women's ikat coats, pants, and hangings.
August 15, 2006Paul Davis produced his elegant Rockport Antiques Show, July 21-22, for the fourth summer, highlighting collections from dealers offering many of the finest antiques from early America with some European...
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