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November 6, 2001Aldrich remained actively involved with the museum and was looking forward to its expansion and renovation. The institution's board and staff are committed to carrying forward his vision of championing...
November 6, 2001Despite tight security on October 18, opening night of the 10th anniversary of USArtists, the gala remained a social highlight of Philadelphia's fall season, and red dots on big-ticket rdf_Descriptions...-
November 6, 2001This year's list, according to Christopher Wigren, editor of "Connecticut Preservation News," focuses on Hartford and surrounding towns, although these places can stand for similar ones...
November 6, 2001The Corning Gallery will look at Czech design with an exhibition celebrating art's role in a cry for freedom, drawn from the permanent collection at the Corning Museum of Glass....
November 6, 2001The Cahoon Museum of American Art is welcoming the holidays with landscapes that might adorn a Christmas card, created by nearly 70 artists of the past and present....
November 6, 2001Most materials featured in "From the Easter Rising to the Rise of the Irish Republic: Thomas & Kathleen Clarke and their Era," at the Burns Library of Rare Books and Special Collections through...
November 6, 2001Exceptional pieces from the Bretby Art Pottery in Derbyshire, founded in 1883 by Henry Tooth, will be on show at The Country Seat....
October 30, 2001As this Mattatuck Museum exhibition demonstrates, Kensett (1816-1872) was recognized in his own time, as he is in ours, as an American Master, an artist who changed the way the American landscape was seen...
October 30, 2001Sally Jackson's large sampler was an exceptional example of needlework and in astonishingly fine condition. The successful bidders were Carol and Steve Huber....
October 30, 2001The painting features the church, New York's oldest parish at Broadway and Wall Street, very near the site of the former World Trade Center buildings in lower Manhattan....
October 30, 2001Photographs auctions in New York began at the gallery, where the top rdf_Description of the week, a nearly complete set of Edward S. Curtis's magnum opus "The North American Indian," with...
October 30, 2001Officials at the Michigan museum confirmed their purchase of the bus on which Rosa Parks famously refused to give up her seat more than 45 years ago, sparking the beginning of the Civil Rights movement....
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