Your search for "Elle Shushan" returned 11 entries.
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Posted 02/05/12
The recent appearance of two portrait miniatures leads to new information about backcountry South Carolina artist Isaac Brownfield Alexander.
Posted 01/01/12
We asked exhibitors at the Winter Antiques Show to highlight one exceptional object in their booths and describe it as they might to an interested collector. Here are the things they chose, along with some of their comments.
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Posted 01/28/10
Portrait miniatures from the Met debut at the Winter Antiques Show
American art aficionados packed into the Tiffany Room at the Park Avenue Armory last night as part of a series of special lectures hosted by the Winter Antiques Show to listen in as Carrie Rebora Barratt, associate director for collections and administration and curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Lori Zabar, an independent scholar and researcher, spoke on the subject of their new book—the Metropolitan's collection of nearly 600 American portrait miniatures.
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Posted 01/22/10
Dealers bring biggest & best to the 56th Annual Winter Antiques Show
There is no arguing with the idea that the Winter Antiques Show, which opened last night at the Park Avenue Armory in New York, is the BIG one.
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Posted 04/09/09
Portrait miniatures in the New Republic
April 2009 | In the decades since the 1740s American portrait miniatures had changed little. They were small, dark, and resembled provincial British works, which, indeed, they were.
Posted 02/06/09
In conversation with...Ralph Harvard
While booth design may be a secondary consideration for some exhibitors at the Winter Antiques Show, every year a handful make a splash. Among these, the designs of the New York-based interior designer and architectural historian Ralph Harvard have come to be the most anticipated of the show. We recently caught up with Harvard and asked him to talk about his inspired installations.
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Posted 02/01/09
A miniature portrait of George Washington by Robert Field fetches nearly ten times its presale estimate and gives the Yale University Art Gallery a companion piece to its Martha.
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