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March 8, 2005A rare opportunity to view original artwork created by the Goldbergian mind is provided in a four-part exhibition celebrating the influence of the artist-inventor at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center.
March 1, 2005Competition narrowed to one bidder on the floor and a single telephone participant, with the phone eventually winning out.
March 1, 2005A rare Carpenter "Tally-Ho" coach drawn by four horses brought an auction price of $92,000.
March 1, 2005François Boucher's (1703-1770) gouache sold to an anonymous buyer at Christie's.
March 1, 2005The box, featuring double arched tombstone doors and ogee feet, set a world record for this style.
March 1, 2005"[It was] a big success...the country seems to be pulling out of the dark times since 9/11."
March 1, 2005According to show manager Steve Jenkins, "We had more dealers than at any time in the last five years. The first day's gate was the best first day in five years and Saturday was a new record high."
March 1, 2005They returned in new record numbers during Heart of Country Antiques Week. "We hope that is a growing trend for the industry."
March 1, 2005Gardens at the event were executed to give the visitors an extra treat in landscape artistry.-
March 1, 2005The American Folk Art Museum highlights complex and vibrant quilts, paintings, works on paper and sculpture by contemporary African American artists.
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March 1, 2005This is one of a few major exhibitions ever to focus exclusively upon drawings from South Asia and the Middle East.
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March 1, 2005The exhibition evolved from the purchase of hundreds of rough, developing and finished drawings for Diederich's exhibition pieces, as well as public and private commissions for sculpture and decorative...
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