Tiffany Lamp Lights Up the Auction Block With Record $4.4 Million Sale
[ad_1] Of the dozens of Tiffany lamps Sotheby’s offered at its Dreaming in Glass auction in New York, none came close to matching the price achieved for the...
[ad_1] Of the dozens of Tiffany lamps Sotheby’s offered at its Dreaming in Glass auction in New York, none came close to matching the price achieved for the...
[ad_1] Artists have been raiding the toolkits of the Old Masters with new urgency of late, borrowing and reworking Renaissance and Baroque compositional drama,...
[ad_1] On 30 April, the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced that the Rubio Butterfield Foundation—led by the recently elected museum trustee Jennifer Rubio...
[ad_1] Designer John Galliano (1960–) suggested as much when he said, “the joy of dressing is an art”. Dressing is an active practice and is vital for...
[ad_1] We are hours away from the Met Gala. Held on the first Monday of May, the event is one of the biggest nights in the fashion industry. The gala was first...
[ad_1] As another tumultuous year draws to a close, the team at Artnet News took the opportunity to look back at all the art we’ve seen since January. As...
[ad_1] Installation view: Alfredo Boulton’s “The Eyes Of Venezuela” at Henriq1ue Faria in 2024. Photo: Arturo Sánchez As people turn their attention toward...
[ad_1] Growing up near Boston in the 1950s and early 1960s, I picked up the suburban message that the city’s working-class Roxbury neighborhood was for me, as...
[ad_1] When the 20th century anthropologist Bronisław Malinowski wanted to debate economics, he went to the most remote islands he could find. His 1922...
[ad_1] Nearly 200 works from the Dada and Surrealist movements, including “Ingres’ Violin” by Man Ray — the world’s most...
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