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John McInnis Auctioneers, Amesbury, Massachusetts Photos courtesy John McInnis Auctioneers John McInnis Auctioneers sold nearly 1000 lots over three days, February 22, 24, and 25. The first two days were online only, comprising around 460 lots. The third day was a live sale, with Kevin Parker and Nichole Pirro sharing auctioneering duties.
The purge of material, including works on paper, was organized by her son, Nick Edelson. Some who came to take items criticized the disposal. The post Art and Ephemera Once Owned by Pioneering Artist Mary Beth Edelson Discarded on the Street in SoHo appeared first on Artnet News.
Rare antiques can be worth a pretty penny and many make a small fortune from selling them. Unless you know where to sell them, you may lose out altogether. Here are some tips on how to sell your antique treasures. Know Your Stuff The more you know about your rare antique item, the better. Places to Sell Antiques Local antique dealers are experts at buying and selling vintage items.
BUFORD, Ga. – Slotin Folk Art, the leaders in outsider art, return Saturday, April 27 and Sunday, April 28 with Self Taught Art Masterpieces, a two-day sale featuring more than 730 lots of handmade pieces from both major names and obscure or unidentified American artists. The catalogs are now available for review and bidding at […] The post Slotin returns with Self Taught Art Masterpieces sale April 27-28 appeared first on Auction Central News.
Brunk Auctions, Asheville, North Carolina Photos courtesy Brunk Auctions The March 20 auction at Brunk Auctions in Asheville, North Carolina, of deaccessions from the Brooklyn Museum in New York City included architectural woodwork from four period rooms along with furniture and decorations made in the 17th through the 20th centuries.
The Toledo Museum of Art made $500,000 this year using the financial instrument. 'The beauty of it is they win either way,' MoMA's director said. The post An Unexpected Player Has Begun Providing Auction Guarantees appeared first on Artnet News.
Michael Goldberg, ‘Sad Street’ CHICAGO – Michael Goldberg (1924-2007) was a leading member of the Abstract Expressionist movement in New York. He was friends with Hans Hofmann, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, and Helen Frankenthaler, and is best remembered for the gestural action paintings that defined his artistic career. Goldberg earned a Bronze […] The post Michael Goldberg’s ‘Sad Street’ leads our five lots to watch appeared first on Auction Central News.
Michael Goldberg, ‘Sad Street’ CHICAGO – Michael Goldberg (1924-2007) was a leading member of the Abstract Expressionist movement in New York. He was friends with Hans Hofmann, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Joan Mitchell, and Helen Frankenthaler, and is best remembered for the gestural action paintings that defined his artistic career. Goldberg earned a Bronze […] The post Michael Goldberg’s ‘Sad Street’ leads our five lots to watch appeared first on Auction Central News.
Heart of Tennessee Antique Show, Lebanon, Tennessee This year’s show was the eighth annual edition of the Heart of Tennessee Antique Show, which opened with early buying and a bit of wine from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, February 15, and continued Friday and Saturday, February 16 and 17.
The repatriation follows the museum's recent appointment of a head of provenance research. The post The Met Returns an Ancient Sumerian Sculpture to Iraq appeared first on Artnet News.
Created in 1510 by master locksmith, Peter Henlein, the often exquisitely crafted pocket watch became a manufacturing hit across Europe – reaching the upper echelons of society and being worn by high profile figures such as the Duke of Modena and eventually British monarch Charles II, who teamed his watch dashingly with a waistcoat. Originally worn as a pendant, special pockets began to emerge on gentlemen’s clothing, created so they could adorn their attire with their personal timepiece.
MONROVIA, Calif. — Discover the vibrant colors and rich cultural heritage of Latin America at the Latin American Art and Design sale at John Moran Auctioneers Tuesday, April 23. The catalog is now open for bidding at LiveAuctioneers. Leading the highlights of fine art is Abstracted Figures, a 1952 oil on Masonite by Guatemalan and […] The post Merida, Rivera, and Dieguez highlight Moran’s Latin American Art and Design sale April 23 appeared first on Auction Central News.
The Nashville Show, Nashville, Tennessee To keep crowds coming back year after year, an antiques show must become an eagerly anticipated event, promising surprises and temptations. The Nashville Show, held February 15-17 this year at the city’s transformed fairgrounds, brought together nearly 140 exhibitors, both multi-focused and specialist.
In and around the Venice Biennale, artists from the continent appear to be more present than before, and working on their own terms. The post This Year Marks Africa’s Largest-Ever Participation at the Venice Biennale. Here’s What to Expect appeared first on Artnet News.
Live long enough and you’ll outlive many of the companies, products, and brands you grew up with. They may no longer be in business but like many of the companies [.] The post Gone But Not Forgotten appeared first on The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles.
NEW YORK – Speaking about his 1957 color wood engraving and woodcut dubbed Whirlpools, shown above, Dutch artist M.C. Escher said: “I doubt that ‘the public’ will ever understand, much less appreciate, how many gymnastics of the brain, fascinating to me, have preceded the construction of such a picture.” Maurits Cornelis (M.C.) Escher (1898-1972) was, […] The post Trio of M.C.
Photo courtesy Morris Museum. —Ongoing —Morristown, New Jersey Musical Machines & Living Dolls: Mechanical Musical Instruments and Automata from the Murtogh D.
The return includes jade jewelry, polychrome vessels, ceramic sculptures, and a Diquís sphere. The post A Costa Rican Museum Receives 395 Pre-Columbian Artifacts Repatriated From the U.S. appeared first on Artnet News.
In this month’s Antique Collecting magazine we explore the colourful interiors of Harewood House in Leeds, take a step back The post See inside latest Antique Collecting magazine appeared first on Antique Collecting.
Oscar Edmund Berninghaus, ‘Scout of the Caravan’, $53,760 ASHEVILLE, N.C. – An estimate of $5,000-$7,000 on an original oil by Oscar Edmund Berninghaus (1874-1952) was left in the dust at Brunk Auctions on March 8. Titled on the verso Scout of the Caravan and additionally inscribed OE Berninghaus, Taos, NM, this 2ft 1in by 2ft 6in canvas hammered for $42,000 and sold for […] The post Oscar Edmund Berninghaus’ ‘Scout of the Caravan’ leads our five auction highlights appeared first on Auctio
Urgent: Contact Your Senators for America 250 Funding Dear Colleague, I am reaching out today with an urgent request, one AASLH rarely makes. We need you to reach out to your Senators to help secure major, new federal funding for the work of history organizations. For the last several months, AASLH has met with many Congressional offices to advocate for substantial federal investments in the nation’s history community to support the commemoration of the America’s 250th anniversary.
The women of the Surrealist movement are gaining long-overdue attention. The post This Leonora Carrington Painting Is Guaranteed to Smash Her Auction Record appeared first on Artnet News.
Last Updated on April 19, 2024, 12:46 pm ET photo CC BY 2.0 by James Cridland via Wikimedia Commons This week, the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee voted to advance the Protecting and Enhancing Public Access to Codes Act, or the Pro Codes Act (H.R. 1631) , to the full House. The bill would extend copyright protection to codes (such as building codes) that are developed by standards development organizations (SDOs) and incorporated by reference into local, state, and federal laws,
OAKLAND, Calif. — Meri Jaye (1920-2023) lived perhaps the most remarkable life of her generation, hitting 102 before her passing in San Francisco. She was born in Fort Worth, Texas and was raised with her siblings by her mother in San Antonio. There, she was blessed with a Catholic education in which the nuns encouraged […] The post The Meri Jaye maritime collection steams into Clars April 18 appeared first on Auction Central News.
4/19/2024 12:00:00 AM Spring is a time for renewal and rebirth. It’s also a good time to take inventory while you do your spring cleaning. One question you should ask yourself is “am I properly insured if something catastrophic happens?” Specifically, many people may not realize that traditional homeowners insurance policies typically have coverage limits that may not be sufficient to adequately protect high-valued property such as fine art, jewelry, or luxury items.
Andy Warhol's final resting place in Pittsburgh has been livestreamed since 2013. The post Art Bites: You Can Watch a 24/7 Livestream of Andy Warhol’s Grave appeared first on Artnet News.
Little Horse Vintage in Louisville, Colorado, is a must-visit shop for its wide collection of vintage vinyl. Like any truly special antiques shop, Little Horse Vintage in Louisville, Colorado, is much more than a storefront. The space alone is overwhelming in the most delightful way possible, at least for collectors. The shop is more than just row after row of vintage and rare books and a mighty selection of vintage vinyl.
KULPSVILLE, Penn. – A Copeland vase produced to mark 100 years of American Independence was among the highlights of the second tranche of the Flower collection of majolica. This model, first shown at the Centennial Exhibition in Philadelphia and then exclusively distributed by the New York retailers J.M. Shaw & Co., took $15,000 ($18,600 with […] The post Second tranche of the Flower majolica collection delivered stunning results at Strawser appeared first on Auction Central News.
Results of Recent Auctions From Near and Far All prices include the buyer’s premium by Ken Hall A set of six individual Air Jordan sneakers worn by Michael Jordan [.] The post Michael Jordan sneakers, $8 million, Sotheby’s appeared first on The Journal of Antiques and Collectibles.
The exhibition, called “Nebula,” reflects the aims of the organization that put it together: Fondazione in Between Art Film. The post In an Old Venice Hospital, 10 Artists Explore the Hazy Space Between Cinema and Art appeared first on Artnet News.
A metal detectorist found two antique Roman bracelets in Wales. Image Source: Amgueddfa Cymru–Museum Wales Exploring an area with a metal detector can lead to the discovery of long-hidden antiques and historical artifacts—for example, consider the story of Andrew Hutchinson. In September 2023, Hutchinson was using his metal detector in Anglesey, Wales, when he unearthed two copper alloy bracelets.
LONDON – Original printings of two of the most reproduced of all automotive posters will appear at Lyon & Turnbull this month. The Wednesday, April 24 auction of Travel & Vintage Posters includes the posters designed by Georges Hamel for the Monaco Grand Prix in 1934 and 1935. They share the sale’s highest estimate at […] The post Original 1934 and 1935 Monaco Grand Prix posters could top $25K at Lyon & Turnbull April 24 appeared first on Auction Central News.
Spanish Colonial Art The rich and widely varied category of Spanish Colonial Art has grown exponentially in the last 10 years, but how do we define and identify it? What Is It? Spanish Colonial art includes paintings, sculptures, and decorative objects created in Mexico and South America from 1492 to around 1820. If the year. Continue Reading The post Connoisseur’s Corner appeared first on Veritas Art Appraisals & Consulting.
No injuries were reported and no visitors were in danger, said the museum. The post National Museum of American History Evacuated Following Bomb Threat appeared first on Artnet News.
With gold trading near an all-time high, it might be a great time to take a closer look at another undeniably elegant noble metal, platinum. Gold was in the news last Friday as it hit $2,448 per ounce due to investors flocking to the precious metal as a hedge against inflation and international uncertainty. By contrast, an ounce of platinum was priced at $1,000 per ounce, about 41% of gold's value.
NEW YORK – On Thursday, April 25, starting at 6 pm Eastern time, Jasper52 will present its next Americana, Folk Art, and Outsider Art sale, featuring almost 675 lots curated by Clifford Wallach, an expert in tramp art, folk art, and Americana. The full catalog is open for bidding at LiveAuctioneers. Quilts always feature in […] The post Americana, Folk Art, and Outsider Art presented in New York April 25 appeared first on Auction Central News.
4/17/2024 12:00:00 AM Throughout the Himalayas, the vast mountain range spanning India, Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan, lies a vibrant artistic tradition: the creation of thangkas. Tibetan Buddhist paintings in particular are more than just decorative pieces, but represent windows into the soul of Vajrayana Buddhism. Thangkas, traditionally made on cotton or silk, are intricate and colorful depictions of deities, scenes from Buddhist stories, or the sacred diagrams known as mandalas.
Held between Sotheby's Institute of Art and the Blanc art space, the exhibitions are a platform for burgeoning curators to execute their vision. The post Sotheby’s Institute of Art’s Graduate Shows Introduce the Next Generation of Curators appeared first on Artnet News.
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