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March 20, 2001It was this environment and its people that drew important artists of the early Twentieth Century to the region to initiate what has become the oldest artist colony in the country....
March 20, 2001In North Hampton, Mass., eight artists working in a variety of media will participate in this year's show....
March 20, 2001Phillips muscles into the market with Renoirs from a Sotheby's board member....eBay makes more strategic alliances....Gift to Smithsonian saves George Washington portrait for the public....
March 20, 2001In 24-hours, 41 private jets bringing collectors from all over the world landed at Maastricht Airport. Dealers have commented that more museums are attending this 14th edition of this fair than have ever...
March 20, 2001A walk through the Art Dealers Association of America's showcase exhibition gave a glimpse of a cross-section of the country's and especially New York's more conservative art market....
March 20, 2001At this, the largest antiques show in the nation produced entirely by volunteers, sales were strong across the board....
March 20, 2001With more than 500 registered bidders, the auction house grossed just over $1.5 million dollars during the two-day event....
March 20, 2001In this sothebys.com event, 55 paintings sold for a total of $164,220, exceeding the low estimate of $125,800. In all, 80 percent of the works sold....
March 20, 2001Pacific Book Auction Galleries conducted its two sales on the Thursday before the San Francisco International Rare Book Fair, a decision that brought in many dealers from around the world....
March 20, 2001The event attracted more than 1,000 unique users who competed for approximately 85 percent of the rdf_Descriptions available....
March 13, 2001Alice Neel at the Philadelphia Museum of Art...
March 13, 2001NEW YORK CITY Through April 14, Wildenstein will hose an exhibition of pastels dating from the Eighteenth, Nineteenth and early Twentieth Centuries by some of the greatest names in history of French...
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