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Cultivating Home

A wide variety of fine antiques, art and garden design are showcased in Nashville

A World of Culture

The Winter Show prepares for its 71st edition, featuring high caliber fine art, antiques and design

Preserving a Legacy

The 70th anniversary of the Washington Winter Show is set for January 10 to 12 in Washington, D.C.

Tangible Light

The Mattatuck Museum showcases works of American Tonalism soon to become part of the institution's collection

Luxury, Rarity, Exclusivity

The Palm Beach Show stuns West Palm Beach, Florida, with remarkable displays of fine art, antiques and jewelry

A Significant Discovery

J. Kenneth Fine Art unveils a collection of small oil studies by Lynne Mapp Drexler

ENDURING ALLURE

Works by the Wyeth family steal the show at Bonham's American Art sale

ART OF AN ERA

A January sale at Swann Galleries showcases artists of the WPA

A TRAILBLAZING COLLECTION

Swann Auction Galleries hosts Abstract Beauty: the Collection of Patricia Scipio-Brim this February

AN AMERICAN VISION

Sotheby's presents a two-session sale featuring significant works of traditional and Western historic art

CURATED SELECTIONS

Two major private collections lead Christie's January American art sale

ENDURING STRENGTH

Christie's American Art Specialist reflects on the state of the market

COLLECTOR'S GUIDE TO 2025 AUCTIONS

While Christie's 2022 sale Visionary: G. Paul Allen Collection, which made $1.6 billion, still reigns supreme as the most lucrative single-owner auction of all time, 2024 had exciting moments of its own.

VERSUS

An exhibition at Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden juxtaposes concepts of Modernism and modernity

RECASTING THE PAST

The Smithsonian explores how American sculpture has shaped the ways generations visualize and conceptualize

Art for All

Members of Art Dealers Association of America come together for a philanthropic affair

Exceptional Variety

Presented annually by the prestigious Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library, is the highly regarded Delaware Antique Show, with the 2024 event expected to showcase 60 dealers in American antiques, furniture, paintings, rugs, porcelain, silver, jewelry and other decorative arts.

Grand Sights

Ansel Adams work once owned by Elton John is the top lot at Jackson Hole Art Auction

Packed House

The Coeur d’Alene Art auction saw high attendance and increased registration for its $17.5 million sale

Meeting Demands

Heritage Auctions hosts its American art sale featuring important works highlighting a variety of art movements

California Color

John Moran Auctioneers returns with its signature auction of California and American fine art

High Energy

Santa Fe Art Auction celebrates a milestone 30\" anniversary with its annual Signature Live Sale.

American Iconography

Back on the market after more than a decade, Rockwell’s A Scout is Loyal is expected to fetch big bucks

A Remarkable Legacy

The Brandywine Museum showcases Maine coastal works by Andrew Wyeth

A Regional Retrospective

Mint Museum Uptown showcases artists working in the American South during the first half of the 20th century

Art Deco Icon

The de Young Museum in San Francisco is presenting a landmark American exhibition on Polish artist Tamara de Lempicka

Real Resilience

The Smithsonian showcases the work of three Japanese-American women artists whose careers were derailed by racial persecution during World War Tivo

New Discoveries

Hawthorne Fine Art showcases the work of mother-daughter artists Julie Hart Beers and Marion Robertson Beers Brush

Countenances that Countenanced

The Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery celebrates the brilliant American women at the cultural heart of Paris during the early 20\" century

A WOMAN'S WORTH

“Gentle reader, do you know the eager, painful joy of mountain exploration—the treading of forests…the crashing and crawling through the thickets of stunted firs and spruces… claw[ing] the clothing of the alpine aspirant; the ascending of the beds of mountainbrooks to find some waterfall worthy of renown…hidden in deep mountain basin and visited only, and not reported on, by logger and trapper.”