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February 15, 2005The show features a selection of paintings, drawings and two rare sculptures, all from the artist's personal collection.-
February 15, 2005This smallish but comprehensive exhibition will help solidify Noland's special niche in Twentieth Century American art.
February 15, 2005A new exhibition at the Albright Knox Art Gallery encourages the viewer, with the aid of site-specific photographs, to see a more abstracted relationship between O'Keeffe's subjects and paintings.
February 8, 2005Two world record prices for rare and important Patek Philippe wrist watches from the 1940s, according to the gallery.
February 8, 2005The recent Christie's auction offered 192 lots with 146 selling, resulting in a 76 percent sold rate and a final gross of $25,930,840.-
February 8, 2005"Bidders also competed fiercely for classic Kangxi period blue and white and famille verte porcelains."
February 8, 2005The event was more than ever a colorful pageant of humanity - its hopes, preoccupations and never-ending passion for beauty.
February 8, 2005The hotbed of activity, at least on opening night, was a fourth-floor gallery housing London specialists in early English pottery.
February 8, 2005Two unforeseen complications made the magnitude of its success this year hard to judge. Even so, most exhibitors seemed pleased with sales.
February 8, 2005Those who attended on opening day, and the two that followed, were treated to a show with variety.
February 8, 2005The show will return in all its glory over this weekend, February 12 and 13.-
February 8, 2005Between Rembrandt and Vermeer, Borch captured intimate moments of everyday life with elegance and grace.
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