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December 3, 2002On view at the Hood Museum of Art of Dartmouth College through December 15, this exhibit offers fascinating insights into the passion and power of this modern Mexican master....
December 3, 2002Andrea di Bartolo's "Madonna and Child" altarpiece is the subject of a special project on the museum's web site entitled "Recapturing the Image," launched in conjunction with the exhibition...
December 3, 2002Although the gallery specializes in Dutch and Flemish Seventeenth Century paintings, there will be examples from the French school as well....
November 26, 2002The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology illuminates the era when styles set by actresses and courtesans first became the sought-after dress of "nice girls" as well....
November 26, 2002The Van Rensselaer piece was cataloged as a rare circa 1770 Chippendale marble-top table with a serpentine edged white marble top overhanging a conforming frame with bold cabriole legs....
November 26, 2002The rare robot retained the original box, which was said by the auction gallery to be one of only two boxes known to exist....
November 26, 2002"The success of the sale proves that the watch market is accessible to all," said Osvaldo Patrizzi, chairman of Antiquorum, regarding lots offered at lower estimates in the auction....
November 26, 2002Many New Yorkers and out-of-towners of all stripes arrived to jostle among one another and check out what was new among the old offered by more than 600 dealers on Piers 90, 92 and 88....
November 26, 2002The ninth annual International Exposition of Sculpture Objects & Functional Art drew huge crowds at historic Navy Pier. Approximately 33,000 showgoers attended - an increase of 6,000 visitors from...
November 26, 2002The globes were made by "Wm Bardin, No 16 Salisbury Square, Fleet Street, London." They are tabletop models, measuring 25 inches high, on tripod stands with a turned pedestal and cabriole legs...
November 26, 2002New acquisitions by the artists Max Pechstein, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Kathe Kollwitz and Max Beckmann are shown along side 13 important works from the museum's collection of German Expressionist prints....
November 26, 2002Nearly 200 works by both well-known and unknown photographers are featured from December 6 through March 16 at the Smithsonian's National Museum of African Art....
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