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December 24, 2001With 346 pieces, the collection is one of the most comprehensive groups of Meissen figures in an American museum. Visitors will find delightful figures of mythology, Italian comedy, country life, court...
December 24, 2001Eline Barclay has returned to the Albert Shahanian Fine Art for her biennial exhibition at the gallery with "New Paintings from Coastal Maine and the Hudson River."...
December 24, 2001Each year, Hagin spends the autumn and winter painting in acrylic in New York; in the summer months she resides at her Columbia County country home, where she works in watercolor....
December 24, 2001The show combines works of the early classic painters of the region with those of contemporary artists. Their interpretive renderings of lush landscapes, still lifes, and portraits emphasize the tradition...
December 18, 2001Strong prices for early technical antiques were noted at Auction Team Breker's specialty sale, including a new world record for the first typewriter that was produced in series, the 1867 Malling Hansen...
December 18, 2001The firm held its final auction of the year with a collection of Continental and American paintings offered to a packed house at 7447 Forsyth Boulevard in Clayton....
December 18, 2001The two-day auction, featuring 833 lots, included a number of record prices....
December 18, 2001Active bidding on "Population Portrait IX," crafted by studio glass artist Mark R. Matthews, highlighted the event. Matthews produced six such jars in 1994....-
December 18, 2001Art Institute of Chicago sues Dallas trading firm for allegedly defrauding it of millions of dollars....The last of seven stolen Rockwells are returned....Reputed mob associate accused of peddling phony...
December 18, 2001With a new layout, a new show manager and a dozen changes in the dealer roster, the show kicked off its 44th edition with a gala preview party to benefit The Historical Society of The Town of Greenwich....
December 18, 2001Exhibitors showcased country and period formal Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century furniture, folk art, prints and maps, ceramics, textiles, silver, jewelry, Oriental rugs, American Arts and Crafts period,...
December 18, 2001The museum has chosen New York architectural firm Cooper, Robertson & Partners to study plans to move the museum from its present location to New Lebanon, N.Y....
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