Changing tides at the 22nd annual TEFAF
Late Gothic coffers
Late Gothic imagination was wed to sacred purpose in every particular of daily life
Asia Week in New York City, a to-do list
A list of alternative events and opportunities for enjoying Asian art and culture in New York this week
Queries: American musical clocks
The first musical clocks were invented in the Netherlands in the fourteenth century. Two hundred years later European royalty and aristocracy were commissioning them. At the palace of Versailles Marie Antoinette possessed a musical clock that played ten of her favorite tunes. (It was discovered at the palace in June 1914, two weeks before the start of World War I.) …
Collecting Zsolnay art pottery
A conversation with Dr. László Gyugyi
Maastricht and beyond
The 2009 European Fine Art Fair
Art at all costs
Budget cuts and the preservation of art
Dealer Profile: James Elkind
The architectural salvaging efforts of James Elkind, among other things
Charleston Antiques Map
Drag map with mouse and click markers for info
Yeshiva University Museum Appoints Wisse as New Director
Following the retirement of Sylvia A. Herskowitz, who served in the post for 33 years, Dr. Jacob Wisse has been appointed director of the Yeshiva University Museum in New York City, whose permanent collection includes more than 9,000 objects spanning over 3,000 years of Jewish history. A Montreal native, Wisse earned his B.A. from McGill University before going on to …