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February 7, 2001Included are 110 works from the extensive Stieglitz collection at George Eastman House, the majority personally given to the museum by his wife, Georgia O'Keeffe....
February 7, 2001Colorful, exquisite, inventive and rarely seen by the public, the Maryland Historical Society's collection of Baltimore album quilts - the world's largest - is being prepared for exhibition....
February 7, 2001Comprising more than 40 paintings from private collections and the artist's personal holdings, the exhibition resulted from the Hollis Taggert Gallery's ongoing exploration of American modernism....
February 7, 2001The Fenimore Art Museum stages a major retrospective on the life and work of this beloved folk artist....
February 6, 2001Doyle's Paintings and Drawings Specialist, Alan Fausel, discovered the Old Master creation while on tour with the program in Sacramento, Calif....
February 6, 2001The Pennsylvania firm's most recent event brought more than 540 registered bidders despite rain, snow and ice....
February 6, 2001Three hundred and fifty people in the gallery and 175 absentee bidders led to fast and furious competition in Bedford....
February 6, 2001The Otego sale offered over 300 lots of Civil War and military-related rdf_Descriptions, with a Kepi hat as a surprise highlight....
February 6, 2001Gerome and Goupil: Art and Enterprise at the Dahesh Museum of Art...
January 30, 2001The first New York exhibition of Salomon's work is on view at The Jewish Museum through March 25....
January 30, 2001This Clark Art Institute exhibition takes its subtitle from the culminating work in a series of idealized paintings, The Blue Bower" (1865), one of the most sumptuous of all Pre-Raphaelite portraits....
January 30, 2001As the James A. Michener Museum points out, it is not only the Pennsylvania Impressionists painters whose work has gained prominence, but the talented and creative minds and hands of the Bucks County framemakers....
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