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March 14, 2016RUTLAND, VT. — A 42-inch full-bodied cow weathervane topped Bob Prozzo’s March 13 sale of the estate of Dr Margaret Waddington of Rutland, going out at $23,100. Prozzo had personally removed the weathervane...
March 14, 2016LOS ANGELES — Bonhams and Turner Classic Movies (TCM) present The Charlton Heston Collection, an auction of more than 300 items from the home of the Oscar-winning actor on March 22 in Los Angeles. Bonhams...
March 11, 2016LONDON — One of the highlights of the major Georgia O’Keeffe (1887–1986) retrospective opening at Tate Modern this summer will be the celebrated flower painting, “Jimson Weed, White Flower No. 1 1932.”...
March 11, 2016RICHMOND, VA. — The newest addition to the Virginia Historical Society’s (VHS) selection of special exhibitions, “The Art of Seating: 200 Years of American Design,” is on view through April 17. Organized...
March 10, 2016HELVOIRT, THE NETHERLANDS — The 2016 TEFAF Art Market Report, presented by Dr Clare McAndrew on March 11 during fair’s Art Market Symposium, shows that global sales fell 7 percent during 2015 from...
March 10, 2016By James D. Balestrieri NEW YORK CITY — A great portrait is a balancing act between capturing likeness and revealing inner character, between fidelity to appearance — verisimilitude — and exposing...
March 10, 2016The European Fine Art Fair is set to open this weekend with 275 dealers showcasing masterworks of art, antiques, and design. The highly regarded international art fair comes just a week after New York...
March 10, 2016NEW YORK CITY — The New York Art, Antique & Jewelry Show, one of the city’s oldest and longest running events devoted to fine art, antiques and jewelry, has announced its new location at Pier 94. Produced...
March 9, 2016PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Northeast Auctions’ March 5–6 sale was a collection of collections, with a 21-inch dark blue Staffordshire Arms of Pennsylvania platter bringing more than double estimate, finishing...
March 9, 2016PHILADELPHIA, PENN. — Samuel M. “Beau” Freeman, II announced on March 9 that agreements have been signed that will transfer the controlling interest in Freeman’s to the current management team...
March 9, 2016Review And On-Site Photos By Rick Russack, Catalog Photos Courtesy William A. Smith Inc PLAINFIELD, N.H. — On February 27, Bill Smith’s sale included the collection of John Page, Haverhill,...
March 9, 2016By W.A. Demers HARTFORD, CONN. — About a dozen antiques dealers and other ivory ban opponents gathered here on March 4 as the state’s environment committee conducted a public hearing in the Legislative...
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