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September 4, 2001The company has chosen Joshua Holdeman as director and plans to introduce sales of photography twice yearly beginning in spring 2002....
September 4, 2001A valuable collection of more than 350 pieces of printed materials relating to American and British Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau has been donated to the library by retired Twentieth Century art curator...
September 4, 2001A 30-year retrospective of the pottery of Brother Thomas will be on display from September 21 through January 6 at the Springfield Museum of Fine Arts....
September 4, 2001Most of the pictures at Driskel Vintage Photography appear in the recently revised "The John F. Kennedys (Rizzoli)," and were considered by Shaw to be his finest work....
August 28, 2001MILWAUKEE, WIS. It is a curious fact that in Milwaukee one might dress differently for a visit to the art museum than for a trip to the concert hall, destinations that are a little more than ten blocks...
August 28, 2001SUMMERTON, S.C. Wingfield's Auction Company, 103 Main Street, experienced a strong sale on July 15 with the top lot, a Salem, Mass. dressing table, fetching $100,000. ...
August 28, 2001PLAINVILLE, CONN. On July 23, a standing-room-only crowd packed the Winter Associates, Inc. gallery. Highlights included a period French Regence beechwood fauteuil a la reine (armchair) with caned seat...
August 28, 2001POMFRET CENTER, CONN. Collector's Sales & Services held a July 17 sale of Eugenie Philbrick's Cup Plate Collection that brought successful results....-
August 28, 2001LONDON Christie's International has announced worldwide auction sales totaling $974 million for the first six months of 2001, January 1 through June 30. ...
August 28, 2001WINSTON-SALEM, NC Old Salem Inc. reports the death of John Bivins, Jr., who died August 16th in Manchester, VT, after a long illness. He was 60. John served as director of restoration and curator for Old Salem...-
August 28, 2001CATSKILL, N.Y. - The charming Nineteenth Century house where landscape artist Thomas Cole lived has been lovingly rescued from disrepair and the ravages of time by a group of dedicated community volunteers....
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August 28, 2001FORT WORTH, TEX. The Amon Carter Museum has acquired several important photographs that add depth and continuity to what is already a major collection of American photography. ...
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