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August 13, 2002Macculloch Hall Historical Museum will commemorate the occasion with objects from the museum's collection documenting the illustrator's personal life and artistic career....
August 13, 2002New work from photographer Gunnar Plake will be featured in a solo exhibition of Western landscapes entitled "Passages of Time."...
August 6, 2002A striking exhibition of French maritime history is currently on display at the Peabody Essex Museum featuring 175 works with a distinctly French decorative flair....
August 6, 2002High reserves deprived both the Kahns and Northeast Auction of substantial profit and, at least for the moment, frustrated collectors in their pursuit of some well-known masterpieces....
August 6, 2002The paintings were consigned from a direct descendent and were offered for the first time. Both have been exhibited at the museum in Springfield, Vt., and at Colonial Williamsburg, in addition to having...
August 6, 2002At the conclusion of the auction, the director of the United States Mint signed a Certificate of Monetization turning the coin into legal United States tender, the first time the United States Government...
August 6, 2002After nearly 25 years, the work of master colorist Beauford Delaney returns to the museum with some 30 works focusing on the artist's use of yellow in both figurative and abstract works from the 1940s...
August 6, 2002"What an irony," remarked Bill Hosley. "The family stood up to the wrecking ball of urban renewal and for 100 years fought to preserve this remarkable sanctuary to Hartford's glorious...
August 6, 2002Rhinebeck's one-day show celebrated its fourth edition on July 27 with the second highest attendance since its inception. ...
August 6, 2002The owners of Edenhurst Gallery at 8920 Melrose Avenue - Don Merrill, Tom Gianetto and Dan Nicodemo - have stopped answering their phones and have closed their doors in the media aftermath of one of the biggest...
August 6, 2002The show comprises 14 color and black and white images by artists such as Shelby Lee Adams, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Emmet Gowin, Lauren Greenfield, Nicholas Nixon and Sebastiao Salgado....
August 6, 2002Wiscasset Bay Gallery showcases expressions of the rural scenery and idyllic ways of life that characterized the Nineteenth Century as well as the Impressionism and naturalism of the early Twentieth Century....
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