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August 2, 2016GLENS FALLS, N.Y. — The Hyde Collection has announced today it received the largest donation since Charlotte Pruyn Hyde bequeathed her home and artwork to establish the museum in 1952. The gift...
August 2, 2016The McMullen Museum of Art at Boston College, which has offered renowned, critically acclaimed exhibitions for more than two decades, will debut a world-class space at 2101 Commonwealth Avenue beginning...
August 2, 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara LIVERPOOL, N.Y. — On the banks of Onondaga Lake across from Syracuse, N.Y. — on the quieter side with the large county park and beaches — more than 100 antiques...
August 2, 2016Review by W.A. Demers; Photos Courtesy CRN Auctions CAMBRIDGE, MASS. — On June 26, CRN conducted its Summer Mélange auction, which, appropriately, offered up two unrelated but compelling lead items....
August 2, 2016RICHMOND, VA. — Kehinde Wiley has endeared the art world with his modern interpretations of old master portraits using contemporary African American subjects. Watch Wiley as he talks about his method...
August 1, 2016PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Gary Guyette and Jon Deeter sold over 550 lots of decoys and accessories July 26–27, along with fine sporting art by the likes of Andrew Wyeth, Frederic Remington, Arthur B. Frost...
July 29, 2016By Laura Beach CONCORD, MASS. — The Concord Museum recently acquired an embroidered memorial to Jane Burns Thoreau, grandmother of author Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862). The piece, included in Grogan...
July 29, 2016LONDON — The world’s largest and most comprehensive collection of paper peepshows has been donated to the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) under the Cultural Gifts Scheme. The scheme was introduced...
July 29, 2016NANTUCKET, MASS. — Rafael Osona’s August 6 auction on Nantucket Island features a treasure trove of jewelry, but one of the real gems in the sale is a painting by Eastman Johnson (1824-1906) with great,...
July 29, 2016BEVERLY, MASS. — The estate of the late Baroness Mary McFall de Gunzburg — collector of art and antiques, world traveler, artist and patron of the arts — offered up many treasures at Kaminski...
July 28, 2016NEW YORK CITY — Wright’s on-site auction for The Four Seasons restaurant was a white-glove sale July 26 as all 650 lots sold for a total of $4.1 million, more than quadruple the presale estimate....
July 28, 2016PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Leeds Art Foundation has discovered and acquired two pairs of wrought iron andirons made by Samuel Yellin Metalworkers of Philadelphia, for the Director’s Conference Room and Officer’s...
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