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June 12, 2001A bidding battle ensued between two phone bidders over the highestselling lot for Sotheby's, an early portrait by Frida Kahlo, "Portrait of Cristina, My Sister," from 1928. The work finally sold...
June 12, 2001The chest was one of nine known examples of furniture from the Symonds shops (1670-1700) of Salem, Mass. It has become the fourth joined chest to be identified....
June 12, 2001The top hammer rifle at J.C. Devine was made in 1853 and production was very limited, with only two or three other specimens known today....
June 12, 2001Chagall painting disappears from important New York exhibition....Rare Dewing folding screen is sought in Kansas City....The Mohegans donate $10 million to the unfinished National Museum of the American...-
June 12, 2001The Palm Beach International Art & Antiques Fair, Art Palm Beach, the Palm Beach Town & Country International Exposition, and the Texas International Fine Art Fair are under new ownership....
June 12, 2001Connoisseurs, museum curators, enthusiasts and collectors crowded into the event, presented by Thomas Blackman Associates in Festival Hall. Now in its ninth year, Art Chicago places the Windy City at center...
June 12, 2001On view at the Portland Museum of Art from June 21 through October 21, these late Nineteenth and early Twentieth Century works depict dreamy landscapes and garden scenes and lush portraits of women as objects...-
June 12, 2001The facility, at Park Avenue and 67th Street, is heavily used by the art and antiques trade and provides an indispensable venue in the heart of Manhattan's Upper East Side. ...
June 12, 2001Among the well-known photographers represented at the Institute of Contemporary Art are Diane Arbus, Brassai (Gyula Halasz), Robert Frank, Lee Friedlander, Helen Levitt, Danny Lyon, Roger Mertin, John...
June 12, 2001The works on view at Bernarducci.Meisel.Gallery are as varied in medium as they are in subject, with summer vistas the common thread uniting them....
June 12, 2001This summer the American Illustrators Gallery will exhibit original artwork by Norman Rockwell, Howard Chandler Christy, J.C. Leyendecker, Edward Penfield, Gerrit A. Beneker and J.F. Kernan, among others....
June 5, 2001The exhibition brings together more than 300 scientific and historic objects, as well as the works of major painters and other artists of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries, for the first time. Many...
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