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September 26, 2017WORCESTER, MASS. – The Worcester Art Museum, in collaboration with Clark University, will present a new exhibition of portraits of people of African American and Native American descent. On view...
September 26, 2017Review and Photos by Greg Smith BLUE MOUNTAIN LAKE, N.Y. – From the nearest interstate exit, the road to Blue Mountain Lake winds through the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains for 50 long and pacifying...
September 26, 2017Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith INDIAN LAKE, N.Y. – A young man pulled out his phone, dialed rapidly, and spoke in an excited voice, telling someone that “I am off to a great start, two beaver...
September 26, 2017BROOKLYN, N.Y. — “All art was once contemporary art. And that’s particularly on point here for Goya who really was so engaged with political and social structures of his time and critiquing...
September 26, 2017PHILADELPHIA — Literary enthusiasts and avid collectors of first editions need not look hard to find items worth seeking in Freeman’s books, maps and manuscripts sale on Thursday, September...
September 26, 2017Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara MADISON, CONN. – The Madison Historical Society Antiques Fair was again a charming bazaar in the center of this historic Connecticut waterfront village, blessed...
September 26, 2017Ever since coming across a trove of Margaret Patterson’s prints early in his career, more than 30 years ago, Steven Thomas of Woodstock, Vt., has been captivated by the simplicity and elegance of woodblock...
September 26, 2017By Jessica Skwire Routhier ROCKLAND, MAINE – It is one of the paradoxes of Marguerite Thompson Zorach’s life and remarkable artistic career that she has so often been thought of in the context...
September 25, 2017LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — A 98 ½ inch long sculpture front cabinet from Twentieth Century furniture artist and New Hope maker Paul Evans found the top of the block at Rago’s 7-section September 22-24 sale...
September 25, 2017DÜSSELDORF — Hargesheimer Auction celebrated its 10-year anniversary on September 23 with its Jubilee sale. Topping the day was an exquisite watercolor on Japanese paper, by the German Expressionist...
September 25, 2017LONG ISLAND CITY, N.Y. — At Capo Auctions’ September 23 sale a lovely 14-inch-high Tiffany Favrile gooseneck sprinkler vase, with an elongated neck and etched M4356, sported its original paper label....
September 25, 2017LOS ANGELES — A bronze equestrian figural group, entitled ‘The Steeplechase,’ by the french artist Isidore Jules Bonheur, claimed the top lot at Bonhams’ September 19 European furniture, decorative...
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