March 2011
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Lichtenstein Drawing Acquired in a 1965 Lottery for $10 Expected to Realize $1,000,000 or More
In a tale that could inspire anyone to collect art no matter the budget, Christie’s is…
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Bringing Art to the Hinterland
I’ve been taking a class at TCU on the History of Fort Worth Artists and Sculptors…
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Brown Furniture Takes the Stage at the Dallas Museum of Art
Furniture maker Duncan Phyfe can’t seem to secure a special exhibition at the Met (a show…
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The Journey of Antiquing — 9: Can the Antiques Industry Learn from the Classical Music Industry?
Synopses: The antiques industry’s biggest crisis is not the shrinking patrons or a depressed economy, it…
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Groupon, New Customers and the Eight Letter Word We Don’t Say Anymore
Jeanne Stella, Stella Show Promotions; Jon Jenkins from Jenkins Promotions; and Melissa Sands from the Randolph…
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A Celebration of French Impressionism, Now Showing Near Portland
A new exhibit “A Celebration of French Impressionism” has just opened at J D Smith…
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The $69.3 million Chinese Vase
The first day of the Asia art sales dawned spring-like, an auspicious sign for the…
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An Emperor’s Retirement Home & Japanese Screens in Mexico
This time of year, New York is overloaded with opportunities to view and buy antiques and…
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Indian Paintings from Brooklyn Museum Selected Through Unique Online Experiment
Split Second: Indian Paintings, a small installation of ten rarely seen works from the Brooklyn Museum…