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October 15, 2002The merchants' association seeks to acquaint the public with the quality, range and depth of Americana in the city....
October 15, 2002The museum will model an extensive selection of its antique fashion finery, featuring more than 300 pieces of authentic clothing, accessories and dolls, beginning October 26....
October 15, 2002For the Lega peoples, art is the means of transmitting deep moral values and cultural lessons. The Nelson-Atkins Museum presents nearly 200 exquisite handmade objects in an exhibit on view through May 4, 2003....
October 15, 2002Using a classical painting technique called secco, Peter Krausz obtains colors by mixing pure pigments with egg emulsion applied on a wall-like surface. His works will be shown at Forum Gallery, New York...
October 11, 2002Twentieth Century American paintings, sculptures, works on paper, and contemporary artists...
October 11, 2002Twentieth Century and Contemporary American art including Milton Avery, Isabel Bishop, Oscar Bluemner, Charles Burchfield, Paul Cadmus, Arthur Dove, Jacob Lawrence, John Marin, Reginald Marsh, Jack Levine,...
October 9, 2002The gallery's specialty is Eighteenth to early Twentieth Century American and European paintings. Specializing in Philadelphia art....
October 8, 2002Frank Maresca and Roger Ricco's new book, "American Vernacular: New Discoveries in Folk, Self-Taught, and Outsider Sculpture," gages change in the folk art field over the past two decades....
October 8, 2002The gallery reported a full house in attendance at their new, state-of-the-art facility. "We have seating for 225 and had to bring out an additional 50 chairs," commented auctioneer William Jenack,...
October 8, 2002Nearly 450 lots of furniture and decorative arts were offered to bidders in the salesroom as well as via the Internet for a total of $937,419, a sum which met 99 percent of the pre-sale dollar expectation....
October 8, 2002Henry masterfully seasoned the pot with anecdotes that induced a warm, folksy atmosphere. At the end of the afternoon the crowd had satisfied their appetites....
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