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August 21, 2001Hank Virgona is especially adept in his depiction of female sensuality, working with the watercolor medium for the last 45 years. In line, color and tone he captures some of the many singular facets of his subjects....
August 14, 2001The Heritage Center Museum's display introduces visitors to Lehn's life and work and his gaily painted woodenware so sought after by folk art collectors today....-
August 14, 2001The news comes as a surprise to many consignors, clients and onlookers, as the firm enjoyed a successful, $1.3 million debut in April 1999 and conducted several popular auctions the following year....
August 14, 2001"There's no lack of retail interest. The only difference I saw was that dealers weren't inventorying. There wasn't a frenzy of buying for the Antiques Week shows," said Ron Bourgeault....
August 14, 2001Selling for $37,000 was a miniature watercolor on ivory by Laura Coombs Hills of her instructor Mrs Alice J. Morse, who taught Hills at the Museum School, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston....
August 14, 2001The week-long decoy events included a separate two-day mid-week auction conducted in Maine and an end-of-the-week sale taking place back on the Cape....
August 14, 2001Nevermind the slower economy and sluggish market - as well as a torturously hot facility. Hundreds of patrons flowed through the show, purchasing tables, paintings, ceramics, and more as they went....
August 14, 2001Peter C. Sutton, noted Northern Baroque art scholar and former director of the Wadsworth Atheneum (1996-2000), will assume the role on August 31....-
August 14, 2001"[This year] stands as a time of transition for Sotheby's," said William F. Ruprecht. "In light of last year's Department of Justice investigation, Sotheby's [has] largely satisfied its settlement...
August 14, 2001Often relegated as a "secondary" medium, the perception of works on paper is changing as their popularity grows. However they are categorized, these creations have a spontaneity and intimacy...
August 14, 2001This summer the Santa Barbara Museum of Art gives well-deserved prominence to the achievements of figurative painters and their struggle for acceptance in the Southland....
August 14, 2001Richard York Gallery's show will feature a selection of oils, watercolors, and drawings demonstrating how the artist conveyed the dynamic energy of the American landscape in his compositions....
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