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November 4, 2015By Stephen May LOS ANGELES, CALIF — Americans know shamefully little about the art of Canada. Yet over the years our neighbor to the north has produced a number of gifted artists who deserve to be better...
November 4, 2015By Anne Kugielsky Collecting Children’s Books: Art, Memories, Values by Noah Fleisher and Lauren Zittle; Krause Publications, a division of F+W Media, Inc, www.krausebooks.com, 2015; hardcover, 224 pages,...
November 4, 2015NEW YORK CITY — Described as the “world’s greatest cat painting,” Carl Kahler’s “My Wife’s Lovers” sold for $826,000 at Sotheby’s on November 3. Achieving more than twice its high...
November 4, 2015Review and Onsite Photos by R. Scudder Smith Catalog Photos Courtesy Morphy Auctions DENVER, PENN. — “This was our first auction of antique fishing tackle and related items and we are very pleased...
November 3, 2015PLAINFIELD, N.H. — A chip-carved checkerboard, with drawer and decorated with an eagle and the lettering “CAMPBELL” on one side and five wheel chip-carved decorations on the back side, was the attention-getter...
November 3, 2015PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Paul Revere’s engraving of the “The Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in King Street, Boston On March 5th, 1770, By A Party Of The 29th Reg’t” has been called one of the most effective...
November 3, 2015Review and Photos by R. Scudder Smith WILTON, CONN. — About 25 people were standing at the entrance to the Wilton High School Field House on Sunday, October 25, waiting for the 9 am opening of the Wilton...
November 3, 2015Review and Photos By Laura Beach NEW YORK CITY — With much of the art world consumed with the trendy and evanescent, the classics, paradoxically, seem more timely than ever. The trick is to make the old look...
November 2, 2015Review and Photos by Carol Sims BOSTON, MASS. — The well-heeled, eclectic little art fair of New England — the Boston International Fine Art Show (BIFAS) — had some incredibly wonderful art October...
November 2, 2015WARSAW, POLAND — A bust of the goddess Diana looted from the Royal Lazienki Palace in Warsaw by the Nazis has been returned to the Polish government following an amicable resolution with the current...
October 30, 2015PLAINFIELD, N.H. – The contents of a Massachusetts estate, to be sold to benefit Historic Deerfield, has been moved to the William Smith Gallery and will be sold in two sessions, starting on Saturday,...
October 30, 2015LONDON — Art gallery Colnaghi enters a new chapter as Konrad Bernheimer, chairman of the 255-year-old firm, has announced a merger with fine art dealers Coll & Cortés (London and Madrid). Combining...
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