The ultimate destination on a short trip to Houston Memorial Day was the Houston Museum of Fine Arts (MFAH). That and Bayou Bend, a collection of American fine and decorative arts in the former home of noted philanthropist and Houstonian Ima Hogg. It was unclear from the website if Bayou Bend would be open Memorial … Continue reading A Visit to the Museum of Fine Arts Houston
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My Experience of Exhibiting in Fort Worth
I have attended many antiques shows in the past, but last weekend I was exhibiting for the first time in the Dolly Johnson Antiques and Art Show in Forth Worth. The show had been traditionally country-Americana but was revamped to embrace a greater variety after the change in ownership two years ago. I suspect that … Continue reading My Experience of Exhibiting in Fort Worth
Season of Antique and Art Shows Approaching
The last months of the year, and then the first few months of the new year are the season for antique shows and art events. I thought I would take the opportunity to highlight some favorites, and introduce a new feature on Urban Art and Antiques, our calendar. The Theta Antiques Show in Houston is … Continue reading Season of Antique and Art Shows Approaching
Thirteen Years Short of a Century, Phyfe at the Met
If you've ever been to the New York Historical Society, you might have noticed Duncan Phyfe's toolbox. While Duncan Phyfe didn't make everything that came out of his shop himself, a lot emanated from that box. Today it may be said that the style "Duncan Phyfe" is more widely known than the cabinetmaker. Yet, they … Continue reading Thirteen Years Short of a Century, Phyfe at the Met
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