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April 21, 2015WASHINGTON, D.C. – It is hard to believe that there has not been a comprehensive exhibit ion in the United States of the art of Yasuo Kuniyoshi (1889 – 1953) in nearly 70 years.
April 21, 2015BEVERLY, MASS. — “Waiter, waiter, there’s a pearl in my soup!” Really. A story that has grown into nearly ridiculous proportions with all the media attention it has received deserves one more...
April 16, 2015Things have really been hopping at Art Recovery Group in London of late. In March, the firm announced that it had opened the doors to its new office on Clifford Street in the Mayfair district, then swept...
April 15, 2015EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Eldred’s Americana, painting and sporting art sale conducted April 3–4 offered up a pleasing and diverse selection of items
April 15, 2015MAASTRICHT, THE NETHERLANDS — When Terence Conran speaks, people listen. The British designer and lifestyle guru’s Habitat stores of the 1960s were the essence of London cool — white walls and
April 15, 2015NEW YORK CITY — The weather outside was blustery amid flurries, but inside Pier 94, the Pier Antique Show was heating up as a steady stream of buyers crowded into booths and pulled out their wallets...
April 14, 2015FAIRFIELD, CONN. – During the course of a distinguished half-century career in Europe and America, Gari Melchers (1860-1932) created widely acclaimed paintings of Dutch peasant and religious life,...
April 14, 2015NEW YORK CITY – “Something for everyone” is one of the most shopworn clichés of the show circuit. In the case of the New York Antiquarian Book Fair, which previewed at Manhattan’s...
April 8, 2015PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — Northeast’s March 22 auction offered a wide and interesting assortment of material. It brought out a salesroom full of bidders and, in turn, strong prices
April 8, 2015BOSTON, MASS. — Art and design of the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries took over the glass-domed space of the city’s Cyclorama-
April 8, 2015EAST DENNIS, MASS. — Henry Merwin Shrady’s (American, 1871–1922) stately bronze “Elk Buffalo” emerged from a South Shore home basement to command $276,000…
April 7, 2015MOUNT VERNON, VA. – I am thoroughly convinced that George Washington was far more interested in properly siting, rather than chopping down cherry trees.
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