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September 17, 2002The 62,000-square-foot facility will provide both an exhibition space to showcase works by leading contemporary artists and a center for public performances, educational activities and waterfront access....-
September 17, 2002The book features color reproductions of classic Pennsylvania Impressionist works by artists such as Edward Redfield, Daniel Garber, Fern I. Coppedge, John Folinsbee, Robert Spencer and William Lathrop....
September 17, 2002This focus exhibition serves to celebrate the Toledo Museum of Art's acquisition of "The Virtue of Lucretia" by reuniting it for the first time in America with Cades' "Achilles Receiving...
September 17, 2002The Baltimore Museum of Art presents the first major exhibition ever organized of hand-colored prints from the Sixteenth and Seventeenth centuries....
September 17, 2002The Hunt Institute celebrates Anne Ophelia Dowden's 95th birthday with an overview of her career as it progressed from textiles to botanical art and illustration....
September 10, 2002Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the museum, a first-ever traveling exhibition of Winterthur's unparalleled collection of American decorative arts and paintings is on view at the National Gallery of Art,...
September 10, 2002A half-dozen weathervanes with uncommon motifs excited considerable interest. A silhouette fox weathervane ran to the front of the pack at $4,700 and featured a molded zinc head that retained patches of old gilt....
September 10, 2002The top lot of the sale, a 21-inch French Bisque Bebe incised "A.T.," drew applause when it ended with a new owner at $55,000....
September 10, 2002A total of 245 bidding numbers were issued at Boyd for the 430 lots offered, generating a gross of $175,000. A two-and-a-half-hour preview preceded the sale. ...
September 10, 2002Despite brisk activity at the opening of this most recent outing, the show opened on a somewhat somber note as the late promoter and beloved dealer Paul Gipstein's recent passing was recognized....-
September 10, 2002Slated for completion in 2005, the plans feature an enhanced museum with three new wings, 50 percent more gallery space, an outdoor garden court, and expanded educational and family facilities....
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September 10, 2002The book describes Deerfield's defining moment, the attack by the French and their Native American allies on February 29, 1704, considered one of the seminal events in the history of frontier New England....
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