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December 28, 2004"This bronze is one of the most celebrated works by Gilbert and an important example of the New Sculpture movement in late Nineteenth Century England."-
December 28, 2004The January 13 program will be presented by the Art Dealers Association of America at the Dahesh Museum of Art, New York City.
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December 28, 2004Claude Hirst's intimately scaled oils and watercolors display her dazzling skill for rendering the surfaces and textures of objects.
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December 28, 2004The University of Richmond Museums will present the artist's 1983 portfolio of ten screen prints.
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December 28, 2004The academy, established by artist Charles Willson Peale, is the oldest art school and museum of fine arts in the nation.
December 28, 2004More than 250 examples from this Nineteenth Century Roman workshop are currently on display at the Bard Graduate Center.-
December 21, 2004We thank you, our readers, at this time of year.
December 21, 2004Take the estimates and toss them out the window - this proved true from virtually the first lot to the bitter end more than eight hours later.-
December 21, 2004The rediscovered set of 144 page proofs of Nathaniel Hawthorne's masterpiece set a new world auction record for a Nineteenth Century American literary work.
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December 21, 2004"One authority we consulted said that these machines were very difficult to find in good condition."
December 21, 2004This year's event was set out entirely on the second floor of the museum and the flow was improved considerably.
December 21, 2004Promoter Martin Greenstein brought a diverse lineup of more than 50 dealers to the Fox Lane High School.
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