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Giacometti in the Temple

Nathan Scheer | June 25, 2026

Italian Senate Displays Caravaggio’s Barberini Portrait

London Exhibition Features Lost Carrington Work

Christie’s Old Masters & 19th Century Paintings

Happy Birthday Edward Hopper!

Jul 22

Happy Birthday Edward Hopper!

By Alyssa Rehs

Happy Birthday Edward Hopper! The New York native artist, born 131 years ago, is best known for his iconic painting “Nighthawks,” a scene that has been recreated in film, pictures and other forms of art since its creation! … More…

Geometric Sand Castles Like Youve Never Seen Before

Jul 22

Geometric Sand Castles Like Youve Never Seen Before

By Alyssa Rehs

Calvin Seibert has made the news for his not-so-typical sand castles. By using geometric shapes he produces sleek works of art just steps from the ocean. Geometric Sand Castles Like Youve Never Seen Before

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Arthur J. Elsley’s “Learning to Swim”

Jul 22

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Arthur J. Elsley’s “Learning to Swim”

By Howard L. Rehs

Learning to Swim. Here is a great painting by the 19th century British Victorian artist Arthur J. Elsley (1860-1952) that we had the opportunity to sell twice; once in 1979 and again in 2011.

A Review of ‘Maine Sublime,’ a Frederic Church Exhibition, at Olana in Hudson

Jul 22

A Review of ‘Maine Sublime,’ a Frederic Church Exhibition, at Olana in Hudson

By Howard L. Rehs

A Review of ‘Maine Sublime,’ a Frederic Church Exhibition, at Olana in Hudson – Sylviane Gold’s review of “Maine Sublime: Frederic Edwin Church’s Landscapes of Mount Desert and Mount Katahdin,” Evelyn and Maurice Sharp Gallery at Olana through October 27.

Dealer Is Arraigned on Charges Related to Sale of Disputed Masterpieces

Jul 22

Dealer Is Arraigned on Charges Related to Sale of Disputed Masterpieces

By Howard L. Rehs

Dealer Is Arraigned on Charges Related to Sale of Disputed Masterpieces – the Glafira Rosales saga continues.

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Antoine Blanchard’s “Arc de Triomphe”

Jul 21

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Antoine Blanchard’s “Arc de Triomphe”

By Howard L. Rehs

Arc de Triomphe. Here is a really nice, early, work by Antoine Blanchard (1910-1988) that passed through our hands a few years ago.

Detroit bankruptcy puts $2.5 billion city art collection under threat

Jul 21

Detroit bankruptcy puts $2.5 billion city art collection under threat

By Howard L. Rehs

Detroit bankruptcy puts $2.5 billion city art collection under threat as legal battle gathers pace – more on this mess.

Art thieves steal ‘unusual’ Van Gogh drawing

Jul 21

Art thieves steal ‘unusual’ Van Gogh drawing

By Howard L. Rehs

Art thieves steal ‘unusual’ Van Gogh drawing – more stolen artwork … this time 12 pieces were taken in just 2 minutes from the Van Buuren Museum near Brussels.

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Edouard Cortes’s “Concarneaux in Bretagne”

Jul 20

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Edouard Cortes’s “Concarneaux in Bretagne”

By Howard L. Rehs

Concarneaux in Bretagne. Another slightly different work by Edouard Cortes (1882-1969) that we sold a number of years ago.

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Giacometti in the Temple

Italian Senate Displays Caravaggio’s Barberini Portrait

London Exhibition Features Lost Carrington Work

Christie’s Old Masters & 19th Century Paintings

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Happy Birthday Edward Hopper!

Geometric Sand Castles Like Youve Never Seen Before

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Arthur J. Elsley’s “Learning to Swim”

A Review of ‘Maine Sublime,’ a Frederic Church Exhibition, at Olana in Hudson

Dealer Is Arraigned on Charges Related to Sale of Disputed Masterpieces

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Antoine Blanchard’s “Arc de Triomphe”

Detroit bankruptcy puts $2.5 billion city art collection under threat

Art thieves steal ‘unusual’ Van Gogh drawing

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Edouard Cortes’s “Concarneaux in Bretagne”