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September 11, 2001The aesthetic brilliance and exquisite craftsmanship of ornamented historical timepieces is featured in a major exhibition at the institute's Museum of Art. ...
September 11, 2001The painting was won by a Toronto collector. "Gagnon is considered one of Canada's foremost Impressionist painters, and I own one other painting by him. It was a sketch done for a much larger...
September 11, 2001People traveled from 11 different states to bid on rdf_Descriptions from the Nelson and Phyllis Spencer estate in the small Norman Rockwell-type community just two hours south of both Buffalo and Rochester....-
September 11, 2001Lawsuit against Wildenstein & Co. over Books of Hours will proceed...Pending sale of Norman Rockwell paintings is disputed in court...Switzerland judged a trade center for looted assets from Nazi Germany,...
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September 11, 2001Parker Harris, whose clients include the Jerwood Foundation, Hunting PLC, the Singer & Friedlander Group PLC, and the Laing Group PLC, have successfully won the contract to market and publicize four...
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September 11, 2001Previous to her tenure at Spanierman Gallery, Krulik was the head of the paintings department at Christie's East in New York....
September 11, 2001On September 27 the Yale Center for British Art will bring together for the first time nearly 80 of the best British works of art in the United States today....
September 11, 2001John Swatsley, a prominent and award-winning wildlife artist, will have a major one-man show at the Gregory James Gallery beginning October 6 and running through November 25....
September 11, 2001Often described as the most influential furniture maker in the country, for over 40 years Castle has challenged the establishment by creating one-of-a-kind chairs, tables, mirrors, clocks and chaises that...
September 4, 2001The Newark Museum presents an entirely new experience of its American art collection - one of the most distinguished in the world....
September 4, 2001The auction hall was filled to capacity at the beginning of the sale and prices remained steady throughout, with the serious customers remaining until the very end....
September 4, 2001Several pieces of furniture from a Metuchen estate accumulated during the late Nineteenth and early Twentieth centuries in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire drew spirited bidding....
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