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August 28, 2001WASHINGTON, D.C. The first-ever international loan exhibition devoted to the masterpieces of Dutch artist Aelbert Cuyp (1620-1691) is on view at the National Gallery of Art, West Building, October 7, through...
August 28, 2001NEWARK, N.J. The exhibition "Fire and Light: 3000 Years of Glass Artistry" opened on August 15 at The Newark Museum. The exhibit, comprised of more than 100 objects, pairs pieces from the museum's...
August 28, 2001GREENWICH, CONN. The Bruce Museum of Arts and Science presents "Prints of American Life: WPA Works on Paper from the Webster Collection" from September 1 through November 25. ...
August 21, 2001Thiebaud is such a gifted, appealing artist and has produced such an outstanding, diverse oeuvre over the course of his long career, that it is astounding to note that this is his first major retrospective...
August 21, 2001Aggressive bidding by collectors on China Trade views were the norm. ...
August 21, 2001The doll portion of the sale proved particularly strong, grossing nearly $200,000, and selling almost 90 percent of the lots....
August 21, 2001"There will always be a market for high-end, turn-of-the-century work by recognized masters such as Alphonse Mucha," said Nicholas Lowry, president and poster specialist. "In general, higher...
August 21, 2001The FBI conducts a criminal investigation into posthumous prints created from Lewis W. Hine negatives....Sotheby's A. Alfred Taubman gears up for his defense....The Maine State Museum receives $1 million...
August 21, 2001The event, which produced healthy sales across the board, has gained national attention - for very good reason....
August 21, 2001The company now possesses three of six original artworks it commissioned from Rockwell between 1928 and 1935. It is still actively searching for the other three originals....
August 21, 2001The exhibit at the Norton Museum of Art offers an entertaining examination of one of the visual arts' most popular and accessible genres....
August 21, 2001At Ursus Prints, Duncan's subtle and brilliantly detailed paintings of simple horticultural subjects are inspired by the environment of western Massachusetts....
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