| Noteworthy Sales: Franz Richard Unterberge, Schiavoni–Venice |
Spring 2005
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Unterberger’s best-known works are views of Venice and Naples depicted under a romantic haze. The present view depicts a hot, late afternoon along the historical Riva degli Schiavoni, once the most popular promenade in......
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| Noteworthy Sales: John Singer Sargent Drawings |
Spring 2005
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Genre drawings by Sargent are extremely rare, especially ones that have come directly from the artist, which were intended as gifts and not meant to be sold. These two works came from......
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| Noteworthy Sales: N.C. Wyeth, Painting of Lincoln |
Spring 2005
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This painting, which has been in a private collection until recently, was created as an illustration for America: A History of Our Country, a textbook......
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| Overbeck Pottery of the Arts and Crafts Movement |
Spring 2005
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The Overbeck sisters of Cambridge City, Ind., made an important contribution to the American arts and crafts movement through the.....
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| Palm Beach Jewelry & Antique Show |
Spring 2005
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The diversity and depth of jewelry, art, and antiques is the major attraction of the fair. Guests stated that they were impressed with the......
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| Palm Beach! |
Spring 2005
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-America’s International Fine Art & Antique Fair, met with great success once again. According to the Financial......
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| Picasso |
Spring 2005
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Picasso’s life and work are viewed through the lens of a superb private collection in this exhibition, which also includes......
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| Quack, Quack, Quack |
Spring 2005
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The colorful history of the purveyors of patent and quack medicines over the past four centuries is brought to life in this exhibition with works by......
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| Re-Introducing Helena |
Spring 2005
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Several years ago my wife Judy and I asked Stuart Feld, director of Hirschl and Adler Galleries in New York City,
to keep an eye open for pastels by Henrietta Johnston
(ca. 1674–1729). Johnston was a talented......
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| Reynolda House: Museum of American Art |
Spring 2005
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Reynolda House was built in 1917 as the country seat of Richard J. Reynolds, founder of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. In 1965 it opened to the......
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