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June 30, 2015Doubling its high estimate to fetch $509,000 was Zhang Daqian (1899–1983), a splashed-ink autumn landscape, 1965, ink and color on gold cardboard, mounted, framed and glazed, 23¼ by 17½ inches. SAN FRANCISCO,...-
June 29, 2015HUDSON, N.Y. — Four bidders duked it out at Stair Galleries on Saturday, June 27, for a fine Continental School battle scene that had provenance to the defunct Salander-O’Reilly Galleries and was consigned...
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June 29, 2015ALAMEDA, CALIF. — On June 22, Michaan’s Auctions set new auction records with its fine Asian works of art auction that was led by Fu Baoshi’s (1904–1965) hanging scroll “Lady by the Bamboo”...
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June 29, 2015Claude Joseph Vernet, “Noon, Return from Fishing,” circa 1750-51, after restoration. LONDON — At London Art Week July 3–10, Ben Elwes Fine Art will unveil a rediscovered and previously...
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June 28, 2015Beverly Hills, Calif. – Nothing personifies the meaning of a leading male screen icon as that of Marlon Brando, best known for his roles in “The Wild One,” “The Godfather” and “A Streetcar...
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June 25, 2015William Lloyd (1779–1845), tall case clock, 1803, Springfield, Mass., wood: cherry, white pine, sumac, birch; metal: brass, iron; bitumen; enamel. Museums Collections Fund with support from the Von Hess...
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June 25, 2015Edgar Degas, “Petite danseuse de quatorze ans,” 1922, bronze with muslin skirt and satin hair ribbon, realized $24.9 million (auction record for any sculpture by the artist). On June 24, Sotheby’s...
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June 24, 2015George Yater’s “Bradford Street, Winter,” was top lot of the Provincetown Art Colony when it sold $9,600 — it also set a record for one of the artist’s watercolors. Review by Anne Kugielsky Photos...
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June 24, 2015The gate was up on Sunday and shoppers enjoyed a bright, sunny day. Review and Photos By Rick Russack WELLESLEY, MASS. — Marv Getman’s advertising for his Elm Bank show, June 13–14, stated that it is his most...
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June 24, 2015Mount Bethel, Penn., dealers Al and Jessica Conti decorated the entrance of their Vintage Matters booth with a military map case and a checkerboard made from old kitchen tile. REVIEW AND PHOTOS...
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June 24, 2015Miriam and Steve Miller Anyone who has attended a Shaker sale has likely crossed paths with West Hartford, Conn., residents Miriam and Steve Miller. Passionate, knowledgeable and outgoing, these longtime...
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June 24, 2015Mahjongg Antiques, Springfield, Va. Review by W.A. Demers; Photos Courtesy of Debbie Turi RIDGEWOOD, N.J. — The debut of the Art & Antiques Show at the Ridgewood Woman’s Club, managed by dealer/promoter...
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