Helped by new technologies, today’s glass artists are pushing this ancient medium beyond its traditional boundaries. Continue reading
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Featured Work: The Postmaster General Punch Bowl. Presented to Charles Emory Smith, Postmaster 1898-1902. Commemorates his role in the establishment of the Rural Free Delivery. Maker: Graff. Washbourne & Dunn for Galt & Bro.
Nelson & Nelson Antiques - www.nelsonandnelsonantiques.com
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Featured Work: Ethiopian Chair crafted of Acacia wood from an ongoing exhibition at Hemingway African Gallery, #50E & 96 - through July 2014
The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center
1050 Second Ave., New York, NY 10022, Tel: 212-355-4400
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Featured Work: Lucien Clergue, Arlequin, Arles, ca. 1955, Gelatin silver print, vintage, 15 3/4 in. x 12 in., Show info: H O M A G E, Lucien Clergue, May 1st - July 12th, 2014
THROCKMORTON FINE ART, 145 East 57th St. 3rd fl. NY NY 10022, tel. 212 223 1059
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Featured Work: Tiffany Studios Landscape Window. Estimate: $250,000 / 275,000 - To be offered April 12, 2014
Michaan's Auctions - www.michaans.com
2751 Todd Street, Alameda, CA 94501 - Tel: (800) 380-9822 -
Featured Work: Luca Papaluca (Italian, 1890-1934), A clippership at sunrise, watercolor on paper, 9-1/4 x 12-3/4 in.
Bonhams - www.bonhams.com
580 Madison Avenue, New York NY 10022 - Tel: 212-644-9001
Featured Articles:
Shape-Shifter
Sigmar Polke, one of postwar Germany’s most important artists, had a penchant for mystery. Continue reading
History on a Pedestal
The Metropolitan Museum of Art shows how the American West was bronzed. Continue reading
Moving Pictures
With a historic acquisition The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston stages its first Pictorialist photography show in decades. Continue reading
The Gorgeous Sublime
Paul Jenkins eschewed Abstract Expressionism’s inward gaze, aiming to reflect nature’s beauty with sensuous pours of paint. Continue reading
One Piece at a Time
The craftsmen of the studio furniture movement have always been American originals, working independently of each other, following their own visions, making everything by hand. Continue reading
Star Man
An exhibition at the Seattle Art Museum explores Miró’s later, lesser-known works, while telling the story of a peaceful artist living in a politically turbulent world. Continue reading
The Poet’s Painter
Intimately connected to the literary world, Joan Mitchell devised an abstract language of her own to make feelings visible. Continue reading
Winning Bronze
The beauty and grandeur of Chinese bronzes are equaled only by their historical fascination. Continue reading
Artist Profile: The Space Between
Jun Kaneko’s works, in ceramics and other media, are often monumental but always subtle. Continue reading
