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December 16, 2003The genesis of the dramatic stylistic changes in Japanese art during the brief but brilliant Momoyama period is explored at The Metropolitan Museum of Art through January 11.-
December 16, 2003An exhibition at Clarke Galleries is an historical novella that weaves a tale of birds-in-art across four centuries.
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December 16, 2003To mark the centenary of the Siskind's birth in 1903, the Princeton University Art Museum has organized an exhibition of 21 works from its permanent collection, which contains one of the largest bodies...
December 16, 2003A new exhibition at The UBS Art Gallery celebrates the holiday spirit through a presentation of extraordinary antique toys from the Museum of the City of New York's collection.
December 9, 2003Comprising 56 works by 29 US artists, this Heckscher Museum of Art exhibition stylishly reflects the skills and visual beauty created by our nation's leading practitioners of Impressionism.-
December 9, 2003"It was quite the theatrical auction," stated auctioneer John McInnis, who was ecstatic that his gallery had not only eclipsed the $1 million mark for a single rdf_Description sold, but had done so during...
December 9, 2003Bidding on the Lane family clock bounced rapidly between Todd Prickett in the room and two telephone bidders before selling to one of the phone participants.
December 9, 2003The deaccessioned furniture generated quite a bit of interest from dealers, collectors and institutions with hefty, and even sometimes record, prices established.
December 9, 2003Just to be sure customers get their money's worth, each Triple Pier weekend features a different set of dealers.-
December 9, 2003"Of course, I was in favor of having the show regardless of snow conditions, as we had faced them before, but the school dug in its heels and would not let us have the facility," said Marilyn Gould.
December 9, 2003More than 150 dealers displayed their collected antiques inventories in a large center atrium, the ballroom, several conference rooms and even in the guest rooms to large crowds who had waited for the starting...-
December 9, 2003Coming down the homestretch of the finest year of exhibitions in recent memory, the museum is offering two superb French historical survey shows and a fascinating one-man (and woman) display.
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