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May 30, 2002Buying, selling and appraising fine American and European artworks, Old Master to Modern....
May 30, 2002Contemporary fine arts gallery featuring changing exhibitions of works by artists of regional, national and international profiles....
May 30, 2002Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century American art with select contemporary realists....
May 30, 2002Summer exhibition: Manhattan and Monhegan: A Tale of Two Islands: George Bellows, Arthur Cohen, Joseph DeMartini, Linden Frederick, Richard Haas, Robert Henri, Fred Mitchell, Peter Poskas III, Morris Shulman,...
May 30, 2002Specializing in late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century American paintings....
May 30, 2002Showing this summer: Summer scenes, paintings old and new celebrating the season. Featuring the paints of Mary Anna Goetz, award-winning artist from Woodstock, NY...
May 30, 2002The Patricia Weiner Gallery offers an array of recent acquisitions of American and European paintings of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries with emphasis on Cincinnati artists....
May 30, 2002Fine American paintings of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries including marine, early-African American, landscape, New England regional paintings. Newport's oldest fine art gallery....
May 30, 2002Nineteenth and Twentieth Century American paintings, drawings, watercolors and sculpture....
May 29, 2002Richard York Gallery deals in American art from approximately 1850 to 1950. The gallery represents the estates of John Marin, Joseph Stella, and Steve Wheeler....-
May 29, 2002Small, but special selection of Native American art, pottery and also Inuit sculpture....
May 28, 2002COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. Between 1890 and 1900, itinerant folk artist Fritz G. Vogt roamed the turnpikes and dirt roads of five New York counties west of Albany and created more than 200 distinctive architectural...
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