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March 20, 2012⁍aking History: Twentieth Century African American Art†at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts offers a fascinating glimpse at artistic production and patronage associated with the renowned Barnett...
March 20, 2012The McMullen Museum of Art presents ⁒ural Ireland: The Inside Story,†an exclusive exhibition that introduces American viewers to many recently discovered genre paintings of Nineteenth Century...
March 20, 2012Like slack-key guitar, quilting is an enduring island art that evolved from an imported tradition. Hawaiian women adapted the textile art brought to the islands by missionaries and made it their own expressive...
March 20, 2012A George II mahogany armchair came to auction at Gustave J.S. White Company March 14 auction at Newport County Auction Gallery, where it sold for $144,000.
March 20, 2012On the heels of Freeman third consecutive Asian art auction achieving a multimillion-dollar lot, a Chinese Ming dynasty gilt bronze and cloisonné covered jar sold on March 17 for $1.54 million.
March 20, 2012Some of the most interesting and compelling Twentieth Century American art was produced by American Scene painters, specifically so-called Regionalists, led by Thomas Hart Benton, John Steuart Curry...
March 20, 2012⁗e certainly didn⁴ plan it this way,†stated Crocker Farm auction house principal Tony Zipp, ut we are more than pleased with the way it ended up.†The auctioneer was referring to the exceptional...
March 13, 2012The Woodstock Artists Association & Museum presents ⁃ase Studies: Works from the Permanent Collection by George C. Ault, Marion Greenwood and Ezio Martinelli,†on view through June 10.
March 13, 2012‘⁔he Freshest Advices†New Discoveries in American Decorative Arts,†the theme of the 64th Williamsburg Antiques Forum conducted February 19′3, was translated by Ronald Hurst, chief curator...
March 13, 2012A Tiffany trifecta is running in Nevada in an improbable but glittering combination of exquisitely executed guns and glass. Three separate Tiffany exhibits have converged at the Nevada Museum of Art:...
March 13, 2012Reinvigorated, diversified and rebranded, the Maryland Antiques Show at Hunt Valley was a crowd pleaser in its debut showing. Many dealers did very well, only a few not so well, and attendees came...
March 13, 2012With temperatures hovering at the 20 degree mark, promoter Greg Baecker began the procession of dealers onto the field of the Elephant Trunk Country Flea Market March 11, a month early, for the market's...
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