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October 29, 2002The Portland Museum of Art will present the first retrospective of Charles Codman's (1800-1842) work, tracing the evolution of this important Nineteenth Century American artist from his early training...
October 29, 2002The remarkable collection of early European and Oriental ceramics, brought together by Augustus the Strong in the early Eighteenth Century, reopened to the public on October 8 in the restored Zwinger palace....
October 29, 2002Ernest S. Kramer Fine Arts & Prints will have a special exhibition of late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century prints at the Luden Gardens Hotel November 7 to 10....
October 25, 2002Contemporary realist - "In the Hands of Nature" featuring Mark Venaglia's sensual flowers, fauna, vegetables. They are large in-scale uses trompe l'oeil - traditional techniques with...
October 22, 2002With the big January sales just around the corner, sellers seem reluctant to consign in October. Buyers of midrange objects, meanwhile, appear to have backed off for the moment, waiting for economic and political...
October 22, 2002Two new volumes detail more than 800 letters to and from Edward Willis Redfield, spanning over seven decades and giving further insight into the artist and his life....
October 22, 2002Sotheby's two-session sale of Americana combined the timely appeal of patriotic memorabilia with the timeless attraction of fine Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture and garnered $2,678,706....
October 22, 2002America's premier cane auction house produced, once again, many highlights despite uneasy economic times....
October 22, 2002"If there is anything like a recession-proof show, it's got to be Rhinebeck," said one dealer....
October 22, 2002Brian and Anna Haughton's revamped 40-dealer show is an aesthete's paradise, transcending time and place with objects that begged to be loved for their beauty alone....
October 22, 2002Hindlip joined the front counter at Christie's on October 1, 1962. He became chairman of Christie's International in May 1996, having served as chairman of Christie's London from 1986 to 1991,...
October 22, 2002This original exhibition of fine print press books, prints and engraved woodblocks and plates dating from the late Nineteenth Century through the present will be shown at Boston College's John J. Burns...
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