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Early Edward Hopper Paintings Revealed As Copies

Early Edward Hopper Paintings Revealed As Copies

Nathan Scheer | October 22, 2026
Stolen Renoirs Recovered

Stolen Renoirs Recovered

The Lichtenstein Collection at Sotheby’s

The Lichtenstein Collection at Sotheby’s

The Met Reexamines Krasner & Pollock

The Met Reexamines Krasner & Pollock

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Stolen Chinese Mummified-Monk-Buddah May Have Been Found
Stolen Chinese Mummified-Monk-Buddah May Have Been Found
Mar 25

Stolen Chinese Mummified-Monk-Buddah May Have Been Found

By Alyssa Rehs

It turns out that a statue of Buddha, which was the centerpiece of an ongoing exhibition at the Hungarian Natural History Museum, may be a stolen 1,100 year old mummy from the Fujian Providence.  Inside the statue is believed to … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Julien Dupre’s “Harvest Time”
Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Julien Dupre’s “Harvest Time”
Mar 25

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives): Julien Dupre’s “Harvest Time”

By Lance Rehs

Harvest Time.  One of the early Julien Dupre (1851-1910) paintings we sold — many years ago.  These women were hard workers … that is one heavy load!  

Pinturas académicas del Salón de París. Colecciones Musée D`Orsay’ – Virtual Tour
Pinturas académicas del Salón de París. Colecciones Musée D`Orsay’ – Virtual Tour
Mar 25

Pinturas académicas del Salón de París. Colecciones Musée D`Orsay’ – Virtual Tour

By Lance Rehs

Visita Virtual ‘El canto del cisne. Pinturas académicas del Salón de París. Colecciones Musée D`Orsay’. Del 14 de febrero al 3 de mayo de 2015.  Here is an amazing virtual tour for those who love the 19th century Academics.  Featured, … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD): Noah Layne’s “Flight of Hope”
Painting of the Day (SOLD): Noah Layne’s “Flight of Hope”
Mar 24

Painting of the Day (SOLD): Noah Layne’s “Flight of Hope”

By Lance Rehs

Flight of Hope.  An amazing still life by Noah Layne (b. 1979) that made its way to a new home a few weeks ago.  This was the painting that brought Noah and our gallery together.  

Painting of the Day (another very recent sale): Guy C. Wiggins’ “The Library, Winter”
Painting of the Day (another very recent sale): Guy C. Wiggins’ “The Library, Winter”
Mar 24

Painting of the Day (another very recent sale): Guy C. Wiggins’ “The Library, Winter”

By Lance Rehs

The Library, Winter.  I know we have all had more than enough snow this winter, but people do love these snow scenes … this Brooklyn born artist, Guy C. Wiggins (1883-1962), made his mark on the art world by capturing … More…

MoMA Takes A Fresh Look at New Art
MoMA Takes A Fresh Look at New Art
Mar 24

MoMA Takes A Fresh Look at New Art

By Lance Rehs

MoMA Takes A Fresh Look at New Art– There is a lot of ‘stuff’ here … my question: where are some examples of contemporary Realism?  

SEXES – American Art Collector Special Preview
SEXES – American Art Collector Special Preview
Mar 23

SEXES – American Art Collector Special Preview

By Lance Rehs

Our upcoming exhibit, SEXƎƧ, was featured in American Art Collector’s Special Preview section! Read about the artists’ inspiration for their work and get a sneak peek at a couple of pieces that will be on display April 18th. More information on … More…

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Johann Berthelsen’s “42nd Street & Vanderbilt Avenue…”
Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Johann Berthelsen’s “42nd Street & Vanderbilt Avenue…”
Mar 23

Painting of the Day (just hit the SOLD archives): Johann Berthelsen’s “42nd Street & Vanderbilt Avenue…”

By Lance Rehs

42nd Street & Vanderbilt Avenue, Grand Central Station.  This beauty by the  20th century Dutch/American artist Johann Berthelsen (1883-1972) made its way to a new home late last week.  

Van Gogh and the decision that changed art history
Van Gogh and the decision that changed art history
Mar 23

Van Gogh and the decision that changed art history

By Lance Rehs

Van Gogh and the decision that changed art history.  We missed this one when it first appeared, but it is definitely an interesting read – Van Gogh in his mid 20s.  

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