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May 5, 2016HUNTINGTON, WEST VA. — The Huntington Museum of Art has acquired a rare painting depicting the Cincinnati studio of renowned Ohio and Western artist Joseph Henry Sharp (1859–1953). A founding member...
May 5, 2016CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In 1965, the Mint Museum acquired the M. Mellanay Delhom collection of more than 2,000 pieces of early English, European and Asian ceramics. Delhom, as part of the deal, became the Mint’s...
May 4, 2016Review And Photos By W.A. Demers WILTON, CONN. — There was an eager group of about 25–30 people standing at the entrance to the Wilton High School Field House on Saturday, April 16, waiting for the 10 am opening...
May 4, 2016Top specialists in wildfowl decoys and Americana with original painted surfaces, Russ and Karen Goldberger married 33 years ago when both were working in Cincinnati at a consumer products company. They...
May 4, 2016LONDON — The Victoria and Albert Museum tells the story of underwear design from the Eighteenth Century to the present day, considering the practical and personal, sensory and fashionable and exploring...
May 4, 2016Review by Rick Russack Catalog Photos Courtesy Willis Henry Auctions, Inc PLYMOUTH, MASS. — As Willis Henry opened his April 16 auction at the Hotel 1620, he looked out at the packed salesroom and said,...
May 4, 2016Review By Andrea Valluzzo, Photos Courtesy Copake Auction COPAKE, N.Y. — A rite of spring here as much as daffodils are, Copake Auction celebrated its 25th annual antique and classic bicycle auction...
May 4, 2016Review and Photos by Tom O’Hara STURBRIDGE, MASS. — Kimberly Kittredge gathered several thousand dolls, bears, toys and holiday antiques along with their sellers at the Sturbridge Host Hotel and Conference...
May 3, 2016NEW ORLEANS, LA. — A one-of-a-kind creation by late Louisiana artist George Rodrigue will hit the auction block on Sunday, May 22, at New Orleans Auction Galleries during the second day of of its two-day...
May 3, 2016New Philadelphia Antiques & Art Show Unveiled Story and Photos by Laura Beach PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Early in the afternoon of April 14, society figure Anne Hamilton could be found, improbably, directing...
May 3, 2016WINTERTHUR, DEL. — Winterthur’s fall needlework conference is filling up fast, and no wonder. Planned for October 14–15, the program is designed to complement “Embroidery: The Language of Art,”...
May 3, 2016Review By Andrea Valluzzo, Onsite Photos By Greg Smith, Catalog Photos Courtesy Charles Whitaker NEW HOPE, PENN. — Charles Whitaker’s spring couture and textiles auction April 15–16 achieved robust...
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