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November 27, 2001Focusing on women of prominence and influence within the court - from royal brides and daughters to mistresses and actresses - the exhibition considers the ways in which these women were portrayed and their...
November 27, 2001K. Nathan Gallery of La Jolla will have a special showing of small paintings by three of California's premier plein air painters - Brian Blood, Ray Roberts and Daryl Millard - from December 1 to 8....
November 27, 2001The society is embarking on an historical project to assist New Yorkers of all ages and backgrounds in remembering, mourning, understanding and moving forward from the tragic events of that day and the aftermath....
November 20, 2001With this major fall and winter exhibition, The Frick Collection introduces to the public a significant gift of clocks and watches from the estate of a remarkable collector and scholar....
November 20, 2001No other Chenghua doucai jar has ever been offered at auction and no other jar with the rare tian mark is known to remain in private hands. Only 12 other Chenghua doucai jars inscribed with the tian mark...
November 20, 2001Muscling in on Antiquorum territory, Phillips de Pury & Luxembourg finds a place in auction history with a Patek Philippe rarity....
November 20, 2001Andy Warhol's "Holly," 1966 a nine-panel portrait of art dealer Holly Solomon, and Willem de Kooning's 1951 drawing "Women," from the artist's seminal series exploring...
November 20, 2001Nearly 1,200 lots across many popular categories were offered, among them a selection of shotguns from well-known manufactures....-
November 20, 2001Christopher Davidge and Diana D. Brooks take the stand against A. Alfred Taubman....The American Association of Museums issues guidelines regarding conflicts of interest....Israel Sack will sell inventory...
November 20, 2001Jim Burk, manager, noted "We had the best gate ever on opening day despite the warm weather that could have made people head off in different directions." ...-
November 20, 2001For the first nine months of 2001 the company reported total revenues of $225.2 million, compared to $254.7 million for the corresponding period of 2000. Net loss was $41.3 million....
November 20, 2001Everyone was thrilled with this new location, especially the dealers, since the exhibit space was so much more spacious, trucks could be driven right into the building, and show attendees could view their...
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