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January 29, 2019DOYLESTOWN, PENN. – The James A. Michener Art Museum will present a major exhibition, “The Art of Seating: Two Hundred Years of American Design,” showcasing a comprehensive private collection...
January 29, 2019Review and Photos by Greg Smith NEW YORK CITY – The Outsider Art Fair made its swaggered footprint at the Metropolitan Pavilion January 17-20. More than 60 exhibitors brought their exhibitions with...
January 29, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – Sotheby’s annual Americana Week featured sales of American furniture, folk art, silver, prints and Chinese export sections interspersed...
January 29, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Madelia Hickman Ring NEW YORK CITY – Folk art – both traditional and Outsider art – set a dynamic tone for successful sales during Christie’s Americana...
January 29, 2019Just for one moment, imagine the amount of “fake news” going on in the First Century BCE. Politics aside, when a philosopher has to set out a reasoned argument on how centaurs could not possibly exist,...
January 29, 2019NEW YORK CITY – It was borne of a stubborn desire to not go quietly into that goodnight. A small band of dealers, stunned by the sudden announcement in June 2018 that show managers Liz Lees and Meg Wendy...
January 29, 2019NEW YORK CITY – “Last year, a designer visited our booth and bought some things for her client. This year, the designer came back to the show and brought her client with her – and they...
January 29, 2019The sea beckoned bidders to Part I of the Spenger Maritime Collection as an English CW & C ships’ cannon sold for more than five times its estimate, sailing away for $6,150. The top dollar sale this...
January 22, 2019WINDHAM, N.H. — R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts LLC, an auction company that for 40 years has specialized in antique clocks, watches, mechanical music and scientific instruments, will change its name. On February...
January 22, 2019Review and Onsite Photos by Rick Russack MIDDLEBORO, MASS. – A week or so before White’s January 13 auction, the National Football League decided that the divisional playoff game between the Patriots...
January 22, 2019Black History Month is being celebrated with a range of exhibitions and special events in various cities around the country in February. From the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American...
January 22, 2019DALLAS – Heritage Auctions’ January 15 sale of African American Social History, featuring the John Silverstein Collection, saw art museums and archives, large and small, across the country...
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