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August 20, 2002Twelve woodcuts that Baskin (1922-2000) created between 1952 and 1963 comprise a provocative and powerful exhibition that will be on view September 21 through December 1....
August 20, 2002The work, titled "Quaker Woman," was painted about 1835 and is "the finest portrait to be acquired by Shelburne Museum in six years, and one of the artist's most vigorous and exciting...
August 20, 2002Hank Feeley's oils on canvas and small bronze sculpture featured at First Street Gallery depict the ironic consequences of "The Information Age" on a globalized world....
August 13, 2002Rarely viewed treasures from the collections of exhibition sponsors Estée Lauder and Tiffany & Co. will share the spotlight with historic aromatic adornments and an inventive jewelry genre expressly...
August 13, 2002The circa 1925 painting was one of five by Graves that had been consigned from a local home. Measuring 30 by 25 inches and signed in the lower right, the painting was knocked down to a phone bidder....
August 13, 2002Three hundred lots were sold during the first session, with toys ranging from cast-iron still and mechanical banks, cast-iron toys, tin windups and comic characters to the toys that Ralston concentrated...
August 13, 2002Dressed in classical style and standing on a scrolled base, the figurehead can be seen in Marian Brewington's "Ship Carvings of North America."...
August 13, 2002What is folk art? We still cannot tell you for sure, but we know it when we see it. We think. ...
August 13, 2002"Against the volatility of the financial markets," said Edward Dolman, CEO, "the relative strength of the art market has been readily apparent."...-
August 13, 2002The gift enables the Wadsworth to hire a research assistant; photograph the objects; publish and update findings on the museum website; and subscribe to the Art Loss Register, the leading international...
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August 13, 2002De Groff has taught art history for 12 years, including courses on "The Italian Renaissance in Florence" and "Baroque Art in Rome." A resident of St Davids, Penn., she earned her BA and MA in art history...
August 13, 2002The collection, comprising more than 800 pieces of American Indian art selected for outstanding design qualities, is housed in an 18,000-square-foot addition completed in 1995....
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