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November 20, 2001This Long Beach Museum of Art exhibition, the first of its kind to be presented in this country, explores the diverse subjects and techniques used by European artisans to embellish pewter in the early...
November 20, 2001The gallery's Christmas show will feature 80 American and European vintage paintings, eight-by-ten inches or less, through December 31....
November 20, 2001The Heckscher is known for its strength in both Nineteenth and Twentieth Century work and has been referred to as "one of the primary small museums of the country...with an international reputation...
November 20, 2001Scott Prior has spent nearly 25 years exploring the emotional and formal possibilities inherent in his landscapes and scenes of domesticity, creating surreal images from middle-of-nowhere places....
November 13, 2001This major loan exhibition, devoted to the two most celebrated and influential artists of the American West, is on view at the University of Oklahoma's Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art through December...
November 13, 2001Although the sale's inventory contained fewer lots from the Buddy 'L' archive than the $2.5 million Inman sale of last March, it still attracted a full house of eager bidders, intent on buying from...
November 13, 2001Christie's offering of The Collection of Rene Gaffe, a group of 25 lots of Modern and Surrealist art, realized $73,325,775 and was 100 percent sold....
November 13, 2001According to Nicholas M. Dawes, the Lalique specialist who organized the auction, "We had more bidders than lots offered, and were swamped with telephone and internet bidding." ...
November 13, 2001The consignment from the Lieb estate accounted for 50 percent of the lots, 95 percent of which were sold. Strawser described "a very good crowd" filling the hall at the Alderfer Auction Center....-
November 13, 2001Sotheby's A. Alfred Taubman is charged....Yahoo! is absolved of French ruling in an American court....Guggenheim plans layoffs....Sir Ernst Gombrich dies....
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November 13, 2001In good spirits and with great resolve, show managers shuffle schedules and venues to make sure the shows will go on....
November 13, 2001The foundation made the award to the society for its groundbreaking exhibition and reference work on furniture of the Connecticut Valley made in the Eighteenth Century. ...
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