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August 7, 2012Winterthur groundbreaking 2011 exhibition ⁐aint, Pattern & People: Furniture of Southeastern Pennsylvania, 1725‱850†set the stage for Northeast Auction sellout sale of Rick and Terry Ciccotelli...
August 7, 2012The great wealth amassed throughout the Newport area in the early Nineteenth Century, a result of the shipping, textile and whaling industries, created a regional mecca for artists. Aside from the industrial...
August 7, 2012The James E. Buttersworth oil painting that had until recently been on loan to the New Britain Museum of American Art since 1979, was the top lot sold at Winter Associates†July 30 sale.
August 7, 2012Nautical and Americana material drew bidders to Frank Kaminski July 14 sale held on the grounds of a large private home overlooking Broad Sound in Boston Harbor.
August 7, 2012On July 26 Heritage Auctions scaled new heights when a piece of original art by Todd McFarlane for The Amazing Spider-Man #328 (Marvel, 1990) settled at $657,250 as part of Heritage July 26′8 Signature...
August 7, 2012Allan Stone Gallery announces that artist Robert S. Neuman will have an exhibition at the Heckscher Museum of Art titled ⁒obert S. Neuman ⁓hip to Paradise,”†on view August 18⁎ovember...-
August 7, 2012The Connecticut Spring Antiques Show, which has been called the rand dame†of New England antiques shows and is celebrating its 40th anniversary next year, will return to its longtime home at the Hartford...
August 7, 2012On the occasion of its centennial this year, the Bruce Museum has mounted a three-part exhibition featuring recent and promised gifts to the permanent collection. ⁍arking a Century, Part II: Recent...
July 31, 2012⁕ntil 1986, when Juli and David Grainger, through the Grainger Foundation, endowed a folk art gallery at the Art Institute, American folk art traveled around the building, in and out of storage,...
July 31, 2012The Philadelphia Museum of Art has placed on view two recent acquisitions by the artist Sean Scully. ⁃helsea Wall #1,†1999, and the monumental triptych ⁉ona,†2004-06, are on view with two other...
July 31, 2012Following the tremendous public and critical acclaim of Peabody Essex Museum 2011 exhibition, ⁇olden: Dutch and Flemish Masterworks from the Rose-Marie and Eijk van Otterloo Collection,†the...
July 31, 2012Connoisseur and collector of contemporary art Herbert Vogel died from natural causes at Kateri Residence on July 22. He was considered by many to be a visionary and among the earliest collectors who championed...
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