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February 7, 2012Buyers put a premium on fresh material in unrestored condition at Keno Auction $2,626,000 various owners sale of important Americana on January 17.
February 7, 2012Opening February 10 and on view through June 10, the Florence Griswold Museum presents …sms: Unlocking Art Mysteries,†an exhibition of 100 works of American art and culture from the Eighteenth...
February 7, 2012Copley's January 16 Winter Sale of 465 lots of decoys, folk art and fine art exceeded last year total of $1.5 million, grossing just over $1.9 million, and setting ten new auction records.
February 7, 2012This year, Christie scheduled a series of sales of American furniture, folk art, silver and related Chinese Export art that stretched from Thursday, January 19, to Tuesday, January 24. Including...
February 7, 2012It is not mere coincidence that the year 2012 marks the 100th anniversaries of both the Greenwich Art Society and the Bruce Museum. Their histories in the early decades are closely intertwined and the Bruce...
January 31, 2012The Nelson-Atkins Museum, Kansas, City, Mo., opened in 1933 to acclaim, not only for the size of its endowments (it was said to have more money than the Metropolitan Museum of Art), but also for the elaborate...
January 31, 2012The Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) will present the first retrospective of Jerry Uelsmann work in more than 30 years February 11⁍ay 13. ⁔he Mind Eye: 50 Years of Photography by Jerry Uelsmann†features...
January 31, 2012The Knoxville Museum of Art has acquired a landmark 1913 Impressionist painting by East Tennessee native Anna Catherine Wiley (1879‱958). The colorful scene of a woman and child in a sun-dappled...
January 31, 2012James D. Julia Auction presented a vast assortment of treasures over a two-day session of antique and contemporary lamps, paperweights, rare art glass and English and French cameo vases December 1′.
January 31, 2012In celebration of the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery 25th anniversary, the Freer and Sackler extraordinary collection of luxury metalwork from ancient Iran goes on view February 4.
January 31, 2012Arie L. Kopelman, chairman of the show, is a fixture on the floor of the Winter Antiques Show from well before the show opens until the last dealer has moved out. Together with Catherine Sweeney Singer,...
January 31, 2012Flintlock musket, 56 inches in length with a brass patch box engraved “Clement Fairchild, 4th Connecticut Rgmt, 1780.? A brass-mounted and engraved flintlock Revolutionary rifle was reported to have...
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