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May 9, 2017Review and Photos by Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. – There are a handful of shows nationally for which dealers save. The Philadelphia Antiques and Art Show, at the Navy Yard April 20-23, is one of them....
May 8, 2017Thomas Moran is one of those artists whose work could be used in modern day marketing for the tourism industry. There are few who could capture the natural world on canvas with any sort of equivalency....
May 8, 2017NEW YORK CITY — “The medal is essential to the history of portraiture in Western art,” said associate curator Aimee Ng as The Frick Collection unveils their latest exhibition, “The...
May 5, 2017The annual New York Botanical Garden’s Antique Garden Furniture Fair opened with a gala preview party on Thursday, May 4. The much anticipated spring event is a showcase of antiques for the garden...
May 5, 2017MILFORD, CONN. – “Mid-Nation Winter” by Dale Nichols (1904-1995) headed a sale of mostly American art at Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers on May 4. Painted in 1967 and depicting a red barn, vivid...
May 5, 2017NEW YORK CITY — In its 45th year, the popular Kips Bay Decorator Show House, hosted by the Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club as its leading fundraiser, will be at 125 East 65th Street in New York...
May 5, 2017DALLAS, TEXAS — Norman Rockwell’s “Study for Triple Self Portrait,” an oil study for the artist’s self-described 1960 Saturday Evening Post “masterpiece,” sold for $1,332,500,...
May 4, 2017ST LOUIS PARK, MINN. – One of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Usonia homes that the famed architect designed is on the market from its original owners. Paul and Jelen Olfelt hired Wright nearly 60 years...
May 2, 2017By Candace K. Perry PENNSBURG, PENN. – Visitors coming to Pennsylvania from outside the state often associate Pennsylvania German (also known as Pennsylvania Dutch) culture with the Amish of Lancaster...
May 2, 2017CAMBRIDGE, MASS. – This spring, the Harvard Art Museums will present “The Philosophy Chamber: Art and Science in Harvard’s Teaching Cabinet, 1766-1820,” an exhibition that brings...
May 2, 2017Review by W.A. Demers, Photos Courtesy of Show Exhibitors OLD GREENWICH, CONN. – The first really nice day of 2017 dawned on April 8 to warm this suburban enclave and beckon winter-weary folks outside,...
May 2, 2017Review and Photos by Andrea Valluzzo TOLLAND, CONN. – The 51st annual Tolland Antiques Show is every Americana collector’s or picker’s fantasy: a compact show that is easy to navigate...
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