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November 12, 2018THOMASTON, MAINE — “Spruce Timber,” a signed 1946 watercolor by Andrew Wyeth, led a four-day sale, November 8–11, that included more than 500 lots of artifacts of early civilizations, more than...
November 12, 2018SANTA FE, N.M. — Indelibly associated with the American West, Ohio-born painter Joseph H. Sharp helped found the art colony in Taos soon after his first visit to the northern New Mexican town in 1893....
November 12, 2018BOSTON — On Sunday, November 11, Grogan and Company combined four Wyeth artworks, consigned by a grandchild of N.C. Wyeth, with a treasure trove of unpublished love letters written by Andrew Wyeth that...
November 6, 2018BRISTOL, MAINE — Elizabeth Zwicker, known to friends as “Topsy” or “Bette,” of Bristol died October 28, 2018 at Harbor View Cottage of the Lincoln Home, age 83. Bette was born in Reading, Mass.,...
November 6, 2018WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — A native New Yorker, Joel H. Frankel (1937–2018) was the second of Simon and Sarah Frankel’s three children. He received a bachelor’s degree in business from Clark University....
November 6, 2018Ken Gloss is known to millions of Antiques Roadshow viewers as the owner of Boston’s Brattle Book Shop, one of America’s oldest book stores, which traces its lineage to 1825. It has been owned and operated...
November 6, 2018VICTORIA, CANADA — Antiquarian booksellers from around the world have launched a week-long retail protest against AbeBooks and its owner, Amazon, over the company’s decision to no longer support booksellers...
November 6, 2018By Kate Eagen Johnson BOSTON — Bostonians possess an affinity for jewelry. Think of the Sargent portrait of Isabella Stewart Gardner with her ropes of pearls, Boston’s system of linked parks called...
November 6, 2018Snow and resentment filled the air on the cold night of March 5, 1770, as a group of American colonists formed a party outside of the Customs House in Boston and began taunting the British guard on duty....
November 6, 2018CINCINNATI – Four historic lots created a bidding frenzy that sent prices soaring past estimates into six figures at Cowan’s Fall Americana, including fine and decorative art, premier auction...
November 6, 2018NEW YORK CITY – The Frick Museum is hosting the first monographic exhibition devoted to one of the towering figures of Eighteenth Century Italian decorative arts, Luigi Valadier (1726-1785). For more...
November 6, 2018Review by Greg Smith NEW HAVEN, CONN. – “I’m more of a curated auctioneer,” said Fred Giampietro, auctioneer and owner at his newly minted New Haven Auctions, a division of Fred...
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