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The New Old Frame

Nathan Scheer | May 6, 2024

Monet & Auerbach Changing Hands

Bonhams New York American Art Sale

Possible Heir Claims Klimt Portrait

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Victor Gilbert’s “The Flower Market”

Jun 06

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Victor Gilbert’s “The Flower Market”

By Howard L. Rehs

The Flower Market. a lovely little flower market painting by the 19th century French artist Victor Gilbert (1847-1933) that we sold many years ago.

The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition

Jun 06

The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition

By Howard L. Rehs

Lucky dip: the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition – a short slideshow of this year’s Royal Academy exhibition in London.

Colour me happy: Chagall: Modern Master

Jun 06

Colour me happy: Chagall: Modern Master

By Howard L. Rehs

Colour me happy: Marc Chagall – a small slide show featuring some of the works in the current Marc Chagall exhibition that is on view at the Tate Liverpool. The exhibit runs from June 8 – October 6.

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE – NEW!!) James Neil Hollingsworth’s “Bowl of Blocks”

Jun 05

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE – NEW!!) James Neil Hollingsworth’s “Bowl of Blocks”

By Alyssa Rehs

A new work by James Neil Hollingsworth now available at the gallery, Bowl of Blocks.

Christie’s pulls works after ‘forgery’ concerns

Jun 05

Christie’s pulls works after ‘forgery’ concerns

By Alyssa Rehs

Forgery was to blame for the removal of ten works from Christie’s Latin American Auction in New York last month. Works by Ivan Serpa, Mira Schendel, Roberto Burle Marx, Ione Saldanha, Hercules Barsotti, Ubi Bava and Amilcar de Castro were all … More…

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles T. Frere’s “Along the Nile”

Jun 05

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles T. Frere’s “Along the Nile”

By Howard L. Rehs

Along the Nile. This little Orientalist gem by Charles Theodore Frere, titled Along the Nile, was sold by the gallery in 2007.

William Morris Gallery wins Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year

Jun 05

William Morris Gallery wins Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year

By Howard L. Rehs

William Morris Gallery wins Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year – not long ago this museum, dedicated to the life and works of Victorian artist William Morris, was facing deep cuts and possible closure. After a redevelopment project that … More…

Austin Considine: On de Kooning, Master Improviser: A Q&A with Curator John Elderfield

Jun 05

Austin Considine: On de Kooning, Master Improviser: A Q&A with Curator John Elderfield

By Howard L. Rehs

Austin Considine: On de Kooning, Master Improviser: A Q&A with Curator John Elderfield. – a little insight into the world of Willem de Kooning — considered one of the most important Ab-Ex artists.

Part 2: Only in America, or maybe not? By Howard Rehs

Jun 05

Part 2: Only in America, or maybe not? By Howard Rehs

By Howard L. Rehs

Part 2: Only in America, or maybe not? By Howard Rehs – my third article for the AAD blog … Things Dealers Would Rather Not See At Shows! Keep in mind that this should be read in a lighthearted way — … More…

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The New Old Frame

Monet & Auerbach Changing Hands

Bonhams New York American Art Sale

Possible Heir Claims Klimt Portrait

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Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Victor Gilbert’s “The Flower Market”

The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition

Colour me happy: Chagall: Modern Master

Painting of the Day (AVAILABLE – NEW!!) James Neil Hollingsworth’s “Bowl of Blocks”

Christie’s pulls works after ‘forgery’ concerns

Painting of the Day (SOLD archives) – Charles T. Frere’s “Along the Nile”

William Morris Gallery wins Art Fund Prize for Museum of the Year

Austin Considine: On de Kooning, Master Improviser: A Q&A with Curator John Elderfield

Part 2: Only in America, or maybe not? By Howard Rehs