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January 22, 2002Twelve outstanding sculptures and paintings will be exhibited by the London dealers Rossi & Rossi at New York City's Dickinson Roundell Inc. "Symbols of Buddhism" is timed to coincide with...
January 15, 2002The two-day auction comprised property from two prominent local estates and several private collections, was attended by some 1,000 people, and netted more than $1.4 million....
January 15, 2002A large consignment from the estate of a Mid-Atlantic collector comprised a significant portion of the sale as did a yatate collection from the Strong Museum of Rochester, N.Y....
January 15, 2002Hemphill (1929-1998), an avid collector, was one of the founders of The American Folk Art Museum and later its first curator....-
January 15, 2002Throughout the country, museum officials are talking about issues of ethical conduct, which they either have never before discussed or have never discussed in a concerted manner....
January 15, 2002The Botti Madonna, a masterpiece that has been recently authenticated as a lost work by Del Sarto, one of the greatest artists of the Florentine Renaissance, is being exhibited through April 5....
January 15, 2002Made of aluminum pipe and cast aluminum, the monumental 1,715-pound work by Stella is more than ten feet high and projects nearly eight feet from the wall on which it hangs....
January 15, 2002The list of artists in the exhibition reflects the breadth of approaches to still life painting in the second half of the Nineteenth Century. ...
January 15, 2002The monetary value of a piece was not a criterion for its inclusion in the exhibition; works were selected because of their importance in telling the story of American glass....
January 15, 2002Berthe Morisot's directness and quick touch show her to be a true Impressionist and the exhibition demonstrates the important role she played within the movement as well as focusing on her earlier...
January 8, 2002This large and diverse exhibition, the first retrospective in nearly two decades, offers rewarding viewing for those familiar with Moore's signature sculpture, as well as those to whom his idiosyncratic...
January 8, 2002"I just think it shows a tremendous amount of strength in the California market, in general," said Scott Levitt, the event's director....
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