Posts by Art & Antiques Magazine
The Dappled Infinite
Robert Natkin’s serene abstract paintings open up to reveal luminous worlds of color and pattern.
Read MoreCarlo Crivelli: Glitter and Gold
For the first time, American audiences can feast their eyes on the extravagant, richly ornamented paintings of Carlo Crivelli, an elusive Early Renaissance master.
Read MorePictures of Power
A rare collection of Eastern Orthodox icons comes to Norfolk, Virginia.
Read MoreCompanion Piece
A show at the Denver Art Museum highlights the work of two lifelong friends and fellow painters of the Taos School.
Read MoreThe Medium is the Magic
A show at LACMA puts the fantastical aspects of photography on display.
Read MorePerfect Timing
Starting in the late 18th century horologists and other artisans poured all their ingenuity and fantasy into extravagantly decorated mantel and desk clocks.
Read MoreGiovanni Battista Piranesi: Temple Guard
Piranesi’s drawings of the Temples of Paestum, rendered late in his career, are a revelation of draftsmanship, detail, and archeological discovery.
Read MoreElmer Bischoff: The Art of Friendship
From Abstract Expressionism to figuration and back again to abstraction, Elmer Bischoff’s work was a search for unity not only aesthetic but social.
Read More1953 Fiat 8V Supersonic Sells for $1,815,000 at Auction
At Bonhams’ automotive auction this summer, held at Quail Lodge in Carmel, Calif. (part of the Monterey Peninsula’s annual collector car week), among the standout lots was this sleek, streamlined Fiat 8V Supersonic from 1953, with body designed by the Turinese coachbuilder Ghia
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