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April 12, 2005The shows' new owners, Susan and Bo Franks, welcomed more than 300 dealers to the venues scattered about this village halfway between Houston and Austin.
April 12, 2005John Sauls continued to build on his success this spring with another sold-out event in tents, sheds and farm buildings.
April 12, 2005A deluge of rain and scheduling snafus did nothing to diminish strong presentations by 83 dealers.-
April 12, 2005Bronze works by Antoine-Louis Barye will be on view at Brooklyn Museum's second-floor Mezzanine Gallery.
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April 12, 2005The Cleveland Museum of Art has added an exhibition of Michaël Borremans' work as part of the Project 244 series.
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April 12, 2005Bert Gallery presents an exhibition of contemporary and historic paintings exploring the evolving language of color.
April 12, 2005Brewster gets his proper due as the museum showcases the works of this prolific folk portrait painter, considered by many to be the greatest of his time.-
April 5, 2005Bidding opened at $45,000 and fluttered between the phone and prominent dealers in the room. The phone bidder prevailed six figures later.
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April 5, 2005An imperial famille rose enameled octagonal lot became the most expensive snuff bottle ever at $665,600.
April 5, 2005"From paperback covers to magazine art, this is an area that has seen a great deal of interest over the last few years."-
April 5, 2005The Lauderdale set of 71 early English auction catalogs,1674-1701, was purchased by a New York dealer on behalf of the Grolier Club for $168,000.
April 5, 2005That the show was shoehorned into two piers rather than the normal three - and obviously short some 200 dealers as a result - seemed moot to most folks.
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