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June 23, 2003"Robert Bateman: A Retrospective," at The Bruce Museum of Arts and Science, includes 35 paintings, as well as one sculpture, several sketches and a few prints, all dated from 1948 to 2000.-
June 23, 2003"Women of the Academy, 1826-2003" will examine the role of women in the history of the National Academy of Design and by extension, women's role over the past two centuries in the American art world at large.
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June 23, 2003Biographical in its focus, this Portland Museum of Art exhibition features Porter's paintings and works on paper and also draws extensively on his personal correspondence, poetry, critical writings, notebooks...
June 23, 2003Founded in 1799 as the East India Marine Society and later changing its name to the Peabody Museum, it is the oldest continuously operated museum in America. Located just several blocks away was the Essex...-
June 18, 2003Many important aspects of American art - including the Hudson River School, Luminism, genre painting, American Impressionism and Modernism - are represented at Kennedy Galleries, now in its 129th year...
June 17, 2003Susan Firestone abstract sculpture mixed media. Judith Godwin 2nd generation abstract expressionist...-
June 17, 2003American Nineteenth Century paintings, sculpture and decorative arts...
June 17, 2003A $125 million project, the expansion has allowed the institution to properly and prominently display its vast collections in both a newly renovated and new state-of-the-art facility....
June 17, 2003"American Modernism of the 1930s did extremely well and cutting edge high-end design by Ruhlmann and Eileen Gray proved to be extraordinarily hot."...
June 17, 2003The Marblehead vase was consigned by a woman from Manchester-By-The-Sea, Mass., who was cleaning house prior to a move. It ultimately sold in the room to Arts and Crafts consultant Marilee Meyer....
June 17, 2003The early American glass cup plate collection of the late Robert W. King featured provenance cards that read like the "who's who" of glass circles of years past....
June 17, 2003Close to 1,000 people came through the show during the two days and management is looking to increase that number substantially this fall....
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