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October 5, 2004The work was by Nineteenth Century Portsmouth painter, musician, poet and town eccentric Thomas P. Moses.
October 5, 2004"We were up against a number of good other shows and yet the show went without any serious hitches."
October 5, 2004This event long ago established a solid reputation and exhibitors seem to go out of their way to bring a superior selection of wares.-
October 5, 2004This leading authority of Western art had been president of Kennedy Galleries from 1951 until 1983, and president of Mongerson-Wunderlich from 1985 until his retirement in 1998.
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October 5, 2004The museum will show nearly 100 works that reveal the artist's talent for capturing both the appearance and the character of his many prominent clients.
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October 5, 2004This Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute exhibition asks, who is the Master of the Embroidered Foliage?
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October 5, 2004The 93-year-old artist is celebrated in an exhibition at the art college in his hometown: The Montserrat College of Art.
October 5, 2004The largest exhibition of works by the artist to be mounted in more than a decade is currently on view at the Japanese American National Museum.-
September 28, 2004The hand-colored engraving of the 1770 Boston Massacre turned up in a trunk from the estate of Elizabeth Storer.
September 28, 2004The sale's three-day total was $3,984,260, exceeding the high estimate of $1.5 million, and was 99 percent sold by lot and 98.4 percent by amount.
September 28, 2004The price makes it one of the top five jerseys of all time.
September 28, 2004Change is not always a bad thing, and the makeover that Wilton received for this particular show seemed beneficial.
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