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June 10, 2003One of three exhibits on view at the McMullen Museum of Art, 'Common Ground' brings together 22 photographs that inventively examine and record commonplace events, people and objects....
June 10, 2003Featured will be the works of such notable botanical illustrators as Besler, De Bry, Curtis, Meriam, Catesby, Weinmann, Redoute, Volckamer, Thornton and Loudon....
June 3, 2003An exhibition of samplers currently on view at the Decorative Art Center of Ohio offers insight not only into the lives of the girls who made them, but also provides a glimpse into the history of the state...
June 3, 2003The auction was buoyed by several extremely desirable pieces, with some of the lots fetching prices in excess of more than 20 times the high presale estimates. ...
June 3, 2003The jersey helped swell the two-day total for the auction to $4.7 million, making it the largest in the company's 15-year history....
June 3, 2003One of the most difficult autographs to come by is that of North Carolina Declaration of Independence signer William Hooper, so it was not surprising that passions ran high when a rare autograph letter...
June 3, 2003Weekend antiquers could count on finding a diverse representation of merchandise among the 40 dealers set up at the fairgrounds....
June 3, 2003Just down the road from Brimfield's bustling markets, a bold experiment was in the making with 100 dealers from a dozen states....
June 3, 2003The gifts are the first late Renaissance bronzes from the Giambologna school to enter the collection and they will be on public view in the Living Hall of the mansion....
June 3, 2003This Norton Simon exhibition features sculpture, paintings and book covers. On view are beautiful examples of Himalayan gilded sculptures that exhibit graceful posture and sensuous modeling....
June 3, 2003After a tour with three museum venues, a selection of works by the artist returns to Hollis Taggart Galleries through July 25....
June 3, 2003The Connecticut gallery will feature the work of Joe Goodwin, Silvius Krecu and Leigh Palmer....
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