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April 24, 2001The first major exhibition devoted to Wright as collector, teacher, and dealer of Japanese art and the pivotal influence Japanese aesthetics had on his work is on view at Japan Society Gallery....
April 24, 2001The single-session auction grossed $950,000, an impressive yet bittersweet amount, according to auctioneer Ed Nadeau, falling just shy of "that elusive seven-figure mark."...
April 24, 2001At Rockefeller Center, a rectangular-cut Burmese gem of 62.02 carats set a new auction record for a sapphire when it sold for an astounding $3,031,000....
April 24, 2001The event featured the separate catalog of Guy Lafleur's hockey memorabilia from his Hall of Fame career, an auction segment which fetched $431,000....
April 24, 2001An oversized platinum copy print of Alvin Langdon Coburn's "Near Hollywood, California," 1911, sold to a dealer for $23,000, reflecting the growing interest in this photographer's work....
April 24, 2001Ancient and contemporary works investigate the art and culture from the American Southwest and portions of Mexico, an area rich in mythological folklore and metaphorically referred to as Aztlan. ...
April 24, 2001The show will comprise 12 oil paintings from four private collections in Florence, most of which are not normally on view to the public, together with the ten drawings and 18 etchings from the Estorick...
April 24, 2001The Crane Collection Gallery presents classical marine paintings of clipper ships and schooners by well-known Nineteenth Century artists such as Antonio Jacobsen, William P. Stubbs and John Hughes....
April 24, 2001ArchiTech will present an exhibition and sale of original plans by Daniel Burnham and John Wellborn Root, featuring the original drawings of Chicago's legendary Rookery Building and other structures by Burnham...
April 17, 2001In this nationally significant show, masterpieces from the museum's collection are sprinkled among another 140 of the MFA;s worthy works and 60 examples from private collections....
April 17, 2001The bullet-ridden copper vane, circa 1880, had been refused by well-known New York and Massachusetts galleries as it had not met their minimum requirements for consignment....
April 17, 2001Offerings represented a mix of artists and styles. Oliver Rhys' oil on canvas "Fisherman's Daughters" exceeded its high estimate, selling for $20,000....
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