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February 25, 2003Recently purchased at an auction held by Christie's, the correspondence is one of only two known surviving written communications from Mrs Washington to her husband, and the only one that bears her signature....
February 25, 2003The exhibition, a combined showing of classic paintings from the 1970s as well as Ralph Goings' more recent work, will focus on the artist's watercolor still lifes....
February 25, 2003At the Richard York Gallery, Peter Lyons treats the subjects of his paintings -- deserted railroad yards, industrial tanks and empty city streets -- with an awed and respectful eye....
February 25, 2003In this George Stern Fine Art exhibition, Terry Delapp explores, with his neo-tonalist style, the landscape of California and the serenity of still lifes....
February 18, 2003Of the group of gifted early Twentieth Century American modernists who changed the course of our art, Hartley stands out increasingly as the most original, powerful and enduring. Such recognition has been...-
February 18, 2003A new journal from the Chipstone Foundation uncovers ceramics and the stories they tell....
February 18, 2003In stark contrast to the majority of the other auctions conducted throughout Americana Week, the event went 100 percent sold with a world record price established. Three hundred and sixty-five lots grossed...
February 18, 2003"There is a significant amount of crossover between buyers interested in Continental wares and buyers interested in Asian rdf_Descriptions. We have many international clients, and a larger sale gives...-
February 18, 2003New legislation in Illinois is being hailed as a way to regulate the oftentimes shadowy world of businesses that provide Internet auction services. Will it work?...
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February 18, 2003Marcia and her husband, Bill, operated Geranium Antiques, carrying an extensive stock of British and American ceramics of interest to Americana collectors....
February 18, 2003The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and the Chipstone Foundation of Milwaukee have partnered to publish the finest examples of furniture from three regions - the Chesapeake, the Low Country and the Back...
February 18, 2003A dual exhibit at the Lyme Art Association presents contemporary and early artists with Cape Ann colony connections....
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