Rehs Galleries

Sotheby’s NY Modern Discoveries Online Sale

Nathan Scheer | July 19, 2024

Napoleon’s Pistols Hit The Mark

Botero In Rome

The Barbizon School: Tree-Huggers & Trailblazers

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Albert Goodwin’s “Pastoral Symphony, Guernsey”

Jul 30

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Albert Goodwin’s “Pastoral Symphony, Guernsey”

By Howard L. Rehs

Pastoral Symphony, Guernsey. Here is a lovely 19th century British Victorian landscape by Albert Goodwin (1845-1932) that we sold in the 80s.

‘Gallery Girls’ Not Renewed for a Second Season

Jul 30

‘Gallery Girls’ Not Renewed for a Second Season

By Howard L. Rehs

‘Gallery Girls’ Not Renewed for a Second Season – oh no! Thank goodness!!!

Jewish Museum Plans Art Spiegelman Retrospective

Jul 30

Jewish Museum Plans Art Spiegelman Retrospective

By Howard L. Rehs

Jewish Museum Plans Art Spiegelman Retrospective – Art Spiegelman’s Co-Mix will run from November 8 through March 23.

Artfully using stained glass to capture solar energy

Jul 29

Artfully using stained glass to capture solar energy

By Lance Rehs

For years now, I’ve been telling my father that he should install solar panels on the roof of our home. His response has always been, “I would, but they look so ugly.” Now I personally think the positives far outweigh … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – George S. Knowles’ “In the Park”

Jul 29

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – George S. Knowles’ “In the Park”

By Howard L. Rehs

In the Park. A pretty 19th century British Victorian painting by George Sheridan Knowles (1863-1931) that we sold many years ago.

What Should Detroit Do With Its Art?: The Sequel

Jul 29

What Should Detroit Do With Its Art?: The Sequel

By Howard L. Rehs

What Should Detroit Do With Its Art?: The Sequel – and the same writers ‘rethinking’ of his first thoughts!

Should Detroit Sell Its Art? : The New Yorker

Jul 29

Should Detroit Sell Its Art? : The New Yorker

By Howard L. Rehs

Should Detroit Sell Its Art? : The New Yorker. Another opinion on the potential sale of DIA’s art.

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) – Eugene Boudin’s “Le Havre, le bassin du commerce”

Jul 28

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) – Eugene Boudin’s “Le Havre, le bassin du commerce”

By Howard L. Rehs

Le Havre, le bassin du commerce. A wonderful painting by the 19th century French Impressionist artist Eugene Boudin (1824-1898) that we currently have for sale … you can also see it today in our booth at the Newport Show. … More…

Ronnie Cutrone, a Warhol Assistant, Dies at 65

Jul 28

Ronnie Cutrone, a Warhol Assistant, Dies at 65

By Howard L. Rehs

Ronnie Cutrone, a Warhol Assistant, Dies at 65 – One of the more colorful characters from the 60s and 70s art scene.

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Sotheby’s NY Modern Discoveries Online Sale

Napoleon’s Pistols Hit The Mark

Botero In Rome

The Barbizon School: Tree-Huggers & Trailblazers

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REHS-ing ARTISTS

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Albert Goodwin’s “Pastoral Symphony, Guernsey”

‘Gallery Girls’ Not Renewed for a Second Season

Jewish Museum Plans Art Spiegelman Retrospective

Artfully using stained glass to capture solar energy

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – George S. Knowles’ “In the Park”

What Should Detroit Do With Its Art?: The Sequel

Should Detroit Sell Its Art? : The New Yorker

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE) – Eugene Boudin’s “Le Havre, le bassin du commerce”

Ronnie Cutrone, a Warhol Assistant, Dies at 65