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March 21, 2006The intense, angst-filled and often perplexing images of Edvard Munch, the troubled and enigmatic Norwegian painter and printmaker, have long fascinated Americans.-
March 14, 2006Sotheby's Holdings, Inc, the parent company of Sotheby's worldwide auction, private sales and art-related financing activities, recently announced results for the fourth quarter and full year ended December...
March 14, 2006The exhibition, "White on White (and a little gray)," on view March 28-September 17 at the American Folk Art Museum, highlights America's fascination with neoclassicism.
March 14, 2006The James A. Michener Art Museum announces "An Enduring Gift: The Marguerite and Gerry Lenfest Collection" on view March 18 through July 2, filling three galleries.
March 14, 2006The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present "Andrew Wyeth: Memory and Magic," an exhibition that surveys seven decades of the artist's achievements, from March 29 through July 16.-
March 14, 2006Wendy Weber Verstappen, 68, who traded under the name of Heron House Antiques and Interiors, died at her home on March 2.
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March 14, 2006John and Maureen Boyd of Boyd Auctions like to begin the new year with a special auction and it was a pair of paintings that was the highlight of the sale.
March 14, 2006The third sale of cameras from the collection of the late James A. Collins, Jr, conducted by Everard and Company, brought a total of $708,000.
March 14, 2006A Romare Bearden painting set a mood of excrdf_Descriptionent and an auction record when it achieved $104,500 at Ron Rhoads Auction recent event at the Kimberton Fairgrounds....
March 14, 2006Gleanings from area estates drew a full house for a recent Carl W. Stinson sale that offered material ranging from the Eighteenth Century to the present.
March 14, 2006With two up-market antiques shows to choose from in February, the well-heeled Florida enclave of Palm Beach has emerged as a important destination for dealers and collectors.
March 14, 2006Amid a raging snowstorm March 2, the 69th Regiment Armory became a lush gardenscape befitting its hosting the preview party for the Gramercy Park Garden Show.
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