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March 7, 2006Helen Farr Sloan, patron of the arts, educator, artist and widow of artist John Sloan, died December 13, 2005, at the age of 94.-
March 7, 2006Longtime antiques dealer Albert H. "Sandy" Dow Jr died Thursday, January 19, at his home.
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March 7, 2006Longtime antiques dealer Albert H. "Sandy" Dow Jr died Thursday, January 19, at his home.
March 7, 2006Good times were had by all and good sales were recorded all around the floor during yet another outing of the highly popular Modern Show produced by Stella Show Mgmt Co.
March 7, 2006Americana continues to dominate Manhattan as the Art Dealers Association of America swung open the doors of the Seventh Regiment Armory for The Art Show that began a four-day run on February 23.
March 7, 2006Over 300 examples of the Arts and Crafts Movement will be shown at "International Arts and Crafts: William Morris to Frank Lloyd Wright," March 18 to June 18 at de Young Museum.
March 7, 2006Political posters have played an interesting role in the shaping of modern history and "Revolutionary Tides: The Art of the Political Poster, 1914-1989," will exhibit 120 striking examples.
February 28, 2006Garth's first early American and decorative arts auction of 2006 boasted a capacity crowd, aggressive Internet bidding and much excrdf_Descriptionent.
February 28, 2006The 2006 High Noon show and auction of Western Americana on January 27-29 wrapped its 16th annual edition with a record-setting auction total exceeding $2 million.
February 28, 2006James D. Julia's winter antiques and fine art auction January 25-27 blew past presale expectations of $1.4 million to achieve a firm $1.9 million.
February 28, 2006Kamelot Auctions recently hosted the Philadelphia Architectural Antiques & Victoriana Auction, featuring a wide selection of architectural antiques.
February 28, 2006A new exhibition that celebrates the broad range of styles and forms of tea ware across time and the world will be on view March 11 to July 10, at Winterthur Museum and Country Estate. ...
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