Palm Beach, FL – From January 28 through April 20, 2014, the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum will present Stories in Sterling: Four Centuries of Silver in New York, an exhibition that interprets nearly 200 important pieces of silver within their cultural context, focusing on the men and women that made, […]
New York, NY…Venus Over Manhattan is pleased to present ISHTAR, an exhibition of new site-specific work by Charles Harlan opening February 12, 2014. Drawing inspiration from Land Art of the 1970s, Harlan avails himself of the most common materials at hand – including such hardware store staples as ladders, shipping […]
Just in time for the Winter Olympics, we have found a nice group of posters from different Games, plus some terrific travel posters by Broders, Cassandre and other leading artists from the ’20s and ’30s. We also continue to find some of the best Mather work incentive posters including some […]
New York’s Leo Kaplan Ltd. (4)is showcasing an English pearlware Toby jug that personifies Bacchus. This important specimen is decorated in underglaze Pratt colors and dates from around 1790. Specialists in American pottery, porcelain and glass, The Stradlings Antiquarians (17)of New York are highlighting an Indian-corn-design pitcher by Charles Cartlidge […]
11th Annual Palm Beach Jewelry, Art & Antique Show Opening Night Preview Feb 14 6-10 PM Palm Beach County Convention Center 650 Okeechobee Blvd, West Palm Beach 33401
ArtPalmBeach 17th Edition Announces its Collector Lecture and Panel Discussion Series ArtPalmBeach is considered one of the most influential contemporary art fairs on Florida’s Gold Coast by both critics and art enthusiasts. Over 85 international galleries will be exhibiting contemporary, modern and emerging artists. Collector Lecture and Panel Discussion Series […]
Herb Alpert adds to his numerous artistic achievements when he opens two exhibits in New York City, January 2014. Three of Alpert’s tall black bronze totems, Spirit Totems, will be on exhibit in Dante Park at West 64th Street, between Columbus Avenue and Broadway, on January 25 – April 15, […]
NDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — Before he became known as the creator of some of the most influential photographs ever taken, Ansel Adams was a restless teenager with a simple Kodak camera. It was a 1916 family vacation in the Yosemite Valley that focused his inner lens, putting Ansel on the path […]