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May 10, 2005Retreating from the realities of the early modern era - with its burgeoning industry and crowded cities - the artists represented in this exhibit envisioned an American Eden.
May 10, 2005As a wonderful exhibition at the National Gallery documents, Stuart's artistic legacy includes splendid images of lesser-known figures in both America and England.-
May 4, 2005The exhibition features works by all three generations of Wigginses - (John) Carleton Wiggins (1848-1932), Guy C. Wiggins (1883-1962) and Guy A. Wiggins (born 1920).
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May 3, 2005"Nudes at the Cove" sold to a couple in the room for $320,000.
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May 3, 2005The 1828 tooth depicted the English whaler "Daniel IV" afire and the whaler "Elizabeth" in the background.
May 3, 2005The winning bid was made by New York City dealer Leigh Keno.
May 3, 2005When the word "International" slips into the title of one of the Wendy Management shows, things beyond the routine begin to happen.
May 3, 2005"The gate was not exactly earth-shattering, but the buying was surprisingly good."-
May 3, 2005Ron's smile, humor and vast wealth of general information were willingly shared.
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May 3, 2005Highlights of the exhibition are a calyx krater with applied silver decoration and stand and hydria with appliqué of Orpheus and satyr, both Fourth Century BC.
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May 3, 2005The show consists of both Fried's new work - acrylic paintings on board - and his photos and photo aquatints for which he is best known.
May 3, 2005Through works filled with Freudian overtones, mythology and childhood memories, Ernst played a central role in the invention of modern artistic styles and techniques.
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