On the founding editor of ANTIQUES: Homer Eaton Keyes
Birds of a Feather
An exhibition demonstrates the enduring influence of the art and ideas of the Hudson River school
Object lesson: The Revisionist Prints of William Baillie
How not to copy a Rembrandt.
Connoisseur’s Eye: “Cloud at sunrise…iridescent vapor”
The very best of Van Briggle Pottery (Part One)
The Woman Who Was Victory. . .
…and Liberty, Grief, and the Spirit of Life
Faces of the Medici
The Met examines court portraiture in a time of strife for a powerful Italian Renaissance dynasty
Frost and Friends: “A Coincidence of Taste”
An exhibition explores the artistic circle surrounding poet Robert Frost during his Vermont years
Wandering Eye: Arts and Crafts, Cameras, and Cockroaches
What the editors of The Magazine ANTIQUES are looking at this week
End notes: The Struggle Search Continues
Three of the missing six panels in Jacob Lawrence’s Struggle series make their debut in a new exhibition
Current and coming: Nazi-looted art in Worcester
Thanks to the efforts of his grandchildren, a small slice of Neumann’s collection is available to be enjoyed