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May 23, 2002The Gallery's specialty is Eighteenth to early Twentieth Century American and European paintings. Specializing in Philadelphia art....
May 21, 2002Jean-Baptiste Greuze has been accorded only one comprehensive show of any sort since his death in 1805. Nonetheless, his work has enthralled connoisseurs during and since his lifetime. While most of his paintings...
May 21, 2002"The auction was an explosive start to our spring fine art auction season," said Christopher Burge, the evening's auctioneer. "The price achieved by the Brancusi can be attributed to a variety...
May 21, 2002The jar stemmed from a San Francisco Bay area private collection and had been in the United States since 1950. It was estimated to bring $150/250,000....
May 21, 2002The Fancy Goods and Toys Spring Sale at Bertoia was highlighted by dollhouse furniture, with almost every conceivable furniture accessory, rare tables, chairs, chandeliers and complete room trimmings placed...
May 21, 2002Produced by Merchandise Mart Properties, Inc and managed by Sanford L. Smith & Associates, Ltd, this prestigious fair welcomed 16 members of LAPADA, the Association of Art and Antique Dealers in the United...-
May 21, 2002According to CEO William Ruprecht, the company's first quarter "was substantially better than our plan and we expect that 2002 will bring us back to profitability on the operating income line, especially...
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May 21, 2002Thanks to a $5 million grant, the Benjamin Franklin Parkway has become the site for a spectacular and buoyant display of artistic treasures that will augment the enjoyment of any stroll along the parkway...
May 21, 2002The Spanierman Gallery brings recognition to an overlooked phase of Daugherty's long and distinguished career, and many of the works on view will be seen by the public for the first time....
May 21, 2002On display at the Heritage Plantation, "Inspired Choices" demonstrates how the spiritual belief system and communal way of life led the Shakers to make specific aesthetic choices....
May 21, 2002Twenty of London's most respected specialists, many of whom are private dealers, will hold an exhibition in the West End, showing their best and most interesting drawings, giving the public a chance...
May 14, 2002Drawn from the Lyman Allyn Art Museum's permanent collection, this evolving exhibition is dedicated to presenting a broad chronological range of American art and to exploring aspects of the stories...
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