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  • The Odyssey of George E. Ohr
    September 2, 2003
    Antiques market history is filled with stories of people where the market made the man, so to speak, and then scholarship in the field has followed. This is certainly the case with George Ohr.
  • Paintings by Russell and Miller Top $1 Million in Reno
    September 2, 2003
    More than 600 people packed the sales room of the Silver Legacy Resort for the recent annual Coeur d'Alene Art Auction, one of the largest auctions in the country of classic Western wildlife and sporting...
  • One Thousand-Lot Marine and China Trade Sale Keeps Bidders in Their Seats
    September 2, 2003
    Bourgeault noted during the sale that Northeast is the "only major auction house in the country to keep the premium at 15 percent. And we intend to do so as long as possible."
  • Victorian Furniture Sizzles at Fairfield
    September 2, 2003
    The gallery reported a full house as well as numerous absentee and phone bidders, with a total of 234 bid cards issued.
  • Historic Deerfield Curator Stitches Together a Quilt Symposium
    September 2, 2003
    "There has never been anything like this series of lectures and workshops," said Edward F. Maeder.
  • Robert Koch, Tiffany Scholar
    September 2, 2003
    A highly respected worldwide authority on Art Nouveau and early Twentieth Century decorative arts, Koch was known for his seminal books on the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany and Will Bradley.
  • Hal Bornstein, Antiques Dealer and Show Promoter
    September 2, 2003
    The founder and promoter of the Yankee Doodle Drummer Antique Shows at The Northeast Trade Center, Woburn, Mass., Bornstein was well known in the trade and respected by all.
  • Navajo Blankets of the Nineteenth Century
    September 2, 2003
    The Textile Museum features 16 blankets made between 1800 and 1890 that highlight the powerful aesthetics and significant trends characteristic of Nineteenth Century Navajo weaving.
  • Plein Air Coast to Coast
    September 2, 2003
    The Lyme Art Association will present the East Coast exhibition of 30 signature members of the Plein Air Painters of America.
  • Magnifique!
    September 2, 2003
    An ArchiTech Gallery exhibit proves that French design became the gold standard for the expression of power, long before Versailles stunned the world with its magnificence.
  • Max Beckmann
    August 26, 2003
    A grand exhibition, showcasing all facets of Beckmann's art, is currently on view at the Museum of Modern Art.
  • In Rockport, a Roux Server Reaches $189,750
    August 26, 2003
    Called a "masterpiece" by Julia's American antiques specialist Bill Gage, the server was also described as "one of Roux's finest works."

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