Selection Pictured Above: Lot 21 A Louis XV Gilt Bronze Mounted Tulipwood Commode, Estimate $3,000-5,000. Lot 79 Alfred-Adolphe-Edouard Lepere (French, 1827-1904), Faun After the Hunt, 1862, Estimate $8,000-12,000. Lot 234 Attributed to Augustin Terwesten, (Dutch, 1711-1781) Bacchus and Ariadne, Estimate $6,000-8,000 Lot 116 A Pair of Large French Silver Vases, Estimate $15,000-30,000.
CHICAGO, IL.-Freeman’s | Hindman’s July 15–16 European Furniture & Decorative Arts auction features English and Continental furniture, sculpture, and decorative arts from the 17th to the early 20th century. Highlights include an impressive collection of paintings, sculpture, and clocks from a California collector; fine English furniture and mirrors from the Charlecote Antique Store in Kansas City, as well as a selection of striking rugs from a private collection. “The nucleus of this auction, a private California collection, is a cross section of several centuries’ worth of craftsmanship and extraordinary materials. The collector attended many auctions during the past decade and purchased with a most educated eye, quickly amassing an enviable variety of fine furniture and rare objects reminiscent of ‘the Grand Tour.” – Corbin Horn, Senior Vice President, Head of Department, European ... More
Margaret (Hawkins) Keane (1927-2022), Quiet Redhead. Estimate $3,000-$5,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA.-Turner Auctions + Appraisals will present the Gladyne K. Mitchell Estate on Saturday, July 19, 2025, at 10:30 am PDT. Featuring items mostly from the 17th-20th centuries, the auction features a wide array of fine art; decorative arts; silver; furniture; ancient Greek and Roman coins; vintage collectibles and toys; and more from the personal collection and residence of the well-known San Francisco philanthropist and socialite. A few lots from other estates round out the auction. Gladyne K. Mitchell’s collection of artworks in various media such as oil, watercolor, and gouache includes works by Margaret Keane, Mark Stork, Adrienne Sherman, Rembrandt Van Rijn, Abel Dominique Boye, and other noted artists. The extensive selection of decorative arts is diverse, with religious and devotional items, painted miniatures, Native American and tribal works, boxes of various types, vintage textiles, Asian arts, Murano figures an ... More
Alexander Calder - Colorful Snake - Mixed Media, gouache and watercolor work on paper. Sold for $39,000.
GLEN COVE, NY.- Roland Auctions NY presented its first auction of the summer season on June 28th, 2025, with a rare Pablo Picasso Earthenware Pitcher getting a lot of pre-auction attention. The Picasso pitcher was part of a private collection being included in the Multi-Estates auction, along with Fine and Contemporary Art, Antique furniture pieces, 20th Century Modern, Silver, Decorative Arts, Asian Arts, Textiles and Lighting. Another of the prominent estates was the art filled collection from the Estate of Ronald Blatt, owner of Blatt Billiards in New York City. Many of the pieces in this collection turned out to be the top sellers of the day, with works by Miro, Calder, Haring, Dali and Yuroz, among others. The Pablo Picasso (Spanish, 1881-1973) Femme du Barbu (Bearded Man's Wife), 1953, (A.R. 193), terre de faience pitcher, partially glazed and painted, from the edition of 500, inscribed ... More
VADUZ.- Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein announced that Christiane Meyer-Stoll will be taking over as Director of the museum on 1 January 2026. She succeeds Letizia Ragaglia, who since 2021 has been positioning the Kunstmuseum with fresh impetus as an open venue for encounter and who will become Director of MASI Lugano at the beginning of next year. Christiane Meyer-Stoll has been involved with the museum since its foundation: as early as 2000, she began working as a curator at Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein, making significant contributions to the orientation of the museum and its collection in terms of both content and organisation. She has been a member of the Executive Board since 2006. In 2010, she was the first winner of the Justus Bier Prize for curators in recognition of her outstanding curatorial work. Dr. Marion Matt, President of the Board of Trustees: “We are delighted about the unanimous ... More
STOCKHOLM.- Andréhn-Schiptjenko announced representation of Sally von Rosen. Her first solo exhibition with the gallery will take place at the Stockholm gallery in early spring, 2026. Her work is included in the upcoming group exhibitions Some Degree Of Friction at Wehrmuehle Museum (Biesenthal, Germany), opening on 19 July and Playa!, opening on 27 August at Bonniers Konsthall (Stockholm, Sweden). New works by von Rosen will also be presented at Art Basel Paris in October. Sally von Rosen’s artistic practice spans sculpture, performance, drawing and painting, with a focus on exploring political ecology and the material relationships between subjects and objects. Her sculptures often manifest as hybrid forms, balancing liveliness and morbidity, rawness and refinement, while her performances act as conceptual extensions of these sculptural pieces. A recurring element in her work is the playful yet unsettling quality of her sculptures, which challenge the viewer’s perception by suggesting ... More
German, Swabia/Upper Rhine, Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, ca. 1490. Limewood, 22 x 15 1/16 x 6 3/8 inches (56 x 38.5 x 16 cm) Fritz and Mildred Kaeser Liturgical Endowment 2025.015
SOUTH BEND, IN.- The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art gratefully adds an important German limewood sculpture depicting the Virgin and Child with Saint Anne, strengthening its medieval holdings and broadening its representation of European artistic production. The image of Mary and the infant Jesus joined by Mary’s mother, Anne, emphasizes genealogy and increases the elderly saint’s role in the salvation of the faithful. Such groupings of the trio appeared as early as 1290, but the cult of Saint Anne reached its peak in Germany and the Low Countries from about 1480 through the 1520s. The stories and legends about Anne featured her roles as a wife, mother, and as a source of charitable giving and service, making her an apt model for women in medieval society. "The Raclin Murphy Museum of Art is honored to celebrate this important acquisition—especially during this, our ... More
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DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions announced that Charles A. Shultz, J.D., LL.M., has joined its Trusts & Estates Department as Director of Trusts & Estates, Beverly Hills. With more than three decades of experience in estate law, fiduciary consulting and trust administration, Shultz will serve clients throughout California and nationally from Heritage’s Beverly Hills office. In this new role, Shultz will work closely with attorneys, accountants, financial advisors, trust companies, agents and business managers to meet the evolving needs of high-net-worth families and individuals. His work spans the full spectrum of Heritage’s services, from insurance and estate appraisals to charitable giving and the thoughtful liquidation or rotation of fine art and collectibles. “Charles is a consummate professional with unmatched experience in fiduciary law and family governance,” says Roberta Kramer, Heritage’s Senior Vice President of Business ... More
Yō Akiyama is among the most respected ceramic artists in Japan. For Ground/work 2025, he created a major outdoor stoneware sculpture in the form of an inverted cone, approximately thirteen feet in height.
WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS.- The Clark Art Institute announces its second outdoor sculpture exhibition, Ground/work 2025. Set throughout the woodland trails and open meadows of the Clark’s distinctive 140- acre campus, the exhibition includes newly commissioned, site-specific installations by six leading contemporary artists. Curated by independent art historian Glenn Adamson, Ground/work 2025 features a dynamic range of outdoor presentations by international artists, Yō Akiyama, Laura Ellen Bacon, Aboubakar Fofana, Hugh Hayden, Milena Naef, and Javier Senosiain that respond to the Clark’s unique setting while expressing ideas core to each artist’s individual practice. Like the inaugural Ground/work, which opened in summer 2020, the installations will remain on view for over one year allowing visitors to encounter the works day or night and throughout the seasons, experiencing them anew as the ... More
CHICAGO, IL.- The Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago announced its latest exhibition, City in a Garden: Queer Art and Activism in Chicago, open July 5, 2025–May 31, 2026. The exhibition highlights Chicago’s essential yet often overlooked role in the stories of queer art and activism, examining the city’s queer history from the 1980s to the present. The exhibition’s title is based on Chicago’s official motto, Urbs in Horto, meaning “city in a garden.” In the context of this presentation, the title speaks to the exhibited artists' and activists’ utopian visions of a metropolitan sanctuary for people of all races, genders, and sexualities. These visions remain ever urgent, as queer people continue to fight for their lives and livelihoods under ongoing and renewed political threats. The earliest works in City in a Garden date to the 1980s, when activists radically mobilized in response to the US government’s disastrous handling ... More
Almuth Tebbenhoff at the Fifteen Exhibition, Kings Place, 2023. Photo: Anne Purkiss.
LONDON.- Facets offers an insight into the extraordinary work of multi-disciplinary artist Almuth Tebbenhoff, revealing her ongoing investigation into the transformative possibilities of sculptural materials. From clay and steel to marble and paper, the works on display unfold a sensitive, intelligent search for meaning and purpose in both the natural world and the broader universe. Born in 1949 in Fürstenau, a flat rural region in northwest Germany, Almuth Tebbenhoff’s experiences of vast landscapes and wide night skies fostered a deep connection with the natural world that would later influence her visual vocabulary. She recalls her father, a hobby astronomer, urging her and her sisters to witness the satellite Sputnik through his telescope, visible across the night sky. At the age of 18 she moved to England following a student’s exchange where eventually she studied ceramics at Sir John Cass School of Arts. After completing her studies in 1975, she set up her first studio in London ... More
'A Conversation Piece', Michelangelo Pistoletto & Lee Ufan, Hôtel Vernon, 2025. Photo: David Giancatarina.
ARLES.- Lee Ufan Arles presents this summer at the Hôtel Vernon a unique dialogue between Michelangelo Pistoletto and Lee Ufan. Born three years apart in different cultural and geographical contexts, the Italian (1933) and the Korean (1936) have left a lasting mark on the history of contemporary art. Associated with Arte Povera in the case of Pistoletto and with the Mono-Ha movement for Ufan, these artists have created works that question the object and its relationship to its architectural envelope, as well as to the viewer. Even though the paths taken by each appear, at first glance, to be distinctly different on an aesthetic level, the perspectives drawn by this encounter reveal an unexpected field of convergence. Invited to occupy the MA Space, Michelangelo Pistoletto has imagined a journey that reflects the diversity of his work. Centered around a dense selection of recent and historical works, it is also complemented by some incursions ... More
Apocalypse Now (United Artists, 1979) Bob Peak Original Final Key Art.
DALLAS, TX.- Heritage Auctions will present a landmark collection of original movie poster artwork by Bob Peak, the visionary illustrator who redefined the genre and inspired generations of designers and filmmakers. From the operatic chaos of Apocalypse Now to the mythic beauty of Excalibur and the electric joy of Hair, this curated offering includes 12 stunning, large-format original paintings that represent the full range and brilliance of Peak’s career. Heritage is honored that the family of Bob Peak has entrusted it with the privilege of presenting the selection, which kicks off Heritage’s sweeping July 16-18 Hollywood/Entertainment Signature® Auction. Often credited as the “Father of the Modern Movie Poster,” Bob Peak transformed the way films were marketed. His expressive, cinematic style combined dynamic and layered composition to evoke the emotional core of a story in a single unforgettable image. His draftsmanship is undeniable, ... More
Lark Mason.
NEWPORT, RI.- Few people possess the uncanny ability to uncover hidden gems in the world of art and antiquities quite like Lark E. Mason Jr., the renowned expert and longtime appraiser on PBS’s Antiques Roadshow. On Wednesday, July 17 at 6 p.m., Mason will take the stage at Rosecliff to present “Discovering America’s Treasures”, as part of The Preservation Society of Newport County’s Summer Lecture Series. With a career spanning more than three decades, Mason has built a reputation for identifying extraordinary works of art that have lain unnoticed — sometimes for generations. His passion for discovery and scholarship has made him one of America’s most respected voices in the field of antiques. “Lark Mason has a trove of incredible stories about artworks that were long overlooked before being recognized for their true significance,” said Trudy Coxe, CEO and Executive Director of The Preservation Society. “We are honored to have him on our Board of Tr ... More
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Open call: Grants Fundación Ama Amoedo 2025 JOSÉ IGNACIO.- Fundación Ama Amoedo announces the open call for the third edition of its 2025 Grants program. With the goal of supporting the Latin American art ecosystem, the Foundation will award a total of USD 100,000, divided into 10 grants of USD 10,000 each. Grants will be awarded in four categories: Artists (4 grants), Art and Social Engagement (2 grants), Organizations (2 grants), and Publications (2 grants). The Grants are open to artists, collectives, non-profit organizations, and institutions with a strong connection to Latin America—whether through nationality, cultural heritage, or the location of the proposed project. Applications are available online, and the Terms and Conditions can be downloaded in Spanish, Portuguese, and English from Fundación Ama Amoedo’s website. The jury is composed of three external curators and one representative of the Fundación ... More
The Art Institute of Chicago announces 2025 June-July exhibition schedule CHICAGO, IL.- The Art Institute of Chicago announced its exhibition schedule for the second half of 2025. Featuring a dynamic collection of paintings, drawings, photographs, sculptures, textiles and more from global artists, these exhibitions reflect the museum’s commitment to showcasing an assortment of artistic talent across time, cultures, geographies, and identities. Iconic works like Edvard Munch’s The Scream and Elizabeth Catlett’s Sharecropper will be on display in addition to lesser-known works by contemporary artists. A major retrospective of American architect Bruce Goff will round out a year of exciting presentations for visitors to experience. Kashmir-raised, London-based artist Raqib Shaw debuts his more-than 100-feet-wide, 21-panel Paradise Lost (2009–25) at the Art Institute of Chicago, marking the first time all four chapters will be displayed. The magnificent allegorical painting ... More
Mechanics Hall names Meghan Montaner as new Executive Director WORCESTER, MASS.- Following the June 30 retirement of Executive Director Kathleen Gagne, Mechanics Hall announces the appointment of Meghan Montaner as its new Executive Director, effective July 21. Montaner’s extensive experience in arts programming, community engagement, and nonprofit leadership makes her a dynamic and thoughtful choice to lead the historic venue into its next chapter. Montaner most recently served as president of the conservatory and education division at The Hanover Theatre & Conservatory, where she played a pivotal role in the theater’s $32 million historic restoration and opening in 2008. Over her 18-year tenure, she helped shape nearly every aspect of the organization—from early fundraising efforts and the opening of the box office to facilities, operations, and managing a team of more than 200 volunteers and front-of-house staff. Over ... More
Andrea Festa Fine Art explores the boundaries of self with three emerging artists ROME.- Andrea Festa Fine Art inaugurates a group exhibition, “Dentro, appena fuori, fuori”, curated by Gianni Politi, bringing together the works of three emerging artists Michela Rosa, Silvia Santoro, and Nicolò Tacmeanu—whose practices explore the complex entanglement between body, identity, and perception. For the occasion, six oil paintings byMichela Rosa, seven oil paintings by Nicolò Tacmeanu, and five sculptures by Silvia Santoro are on display. The opening ceremony will take place on Tuesday, July 8th, from 6 to 9 p.m., and the exhibition will run through September 15th, 2025, at Andrea Festa Fine Art, Lungotevere degli Altoviti 1, Rome, Italy. “L’artista che usa le orecchie per guardare, non solo osserva ciò che ovviamente gli occhi vedono ma aggiunge un potentissimo filtro visivo/sonoro che è il proprio eco interiore.” – Gianni Politi The title evokes a shifting spatial ... More
Team representing Malta at the 2026 Venice Biennale unveiled VENICE.- “No Need to Sparkle” is the title of the project representing Malta at the Venice Biennale in 2026. Adrian Abela, Charlie Cauchi and Raphael Vella shall be representing Malta at the prestigious Venice Biennale in 2026. Established in 1895, the Venice Biennale, a platform for the exhibition of works by international artists, is today acknowledged as one of the most prestigious cultural institutions. The 61st edition of the Venice Art Biennale will be held from May 9 to November 22, 2026. No Need to Sparkle: an invitation to surrender to uncertainty and to embrace “doubting well” as a philosophy of our unstable times. The pavilion proposes a space that goes contrary to loud, political convictions, and instead places its trust in a radical uncertainty. No Need to Sparkle exists as a triangulation of belief systems that disintegrate before our eyes. Three works present layered fictions ... More
Portland Museum of Art welcomes new trustees and honors outgoing leadership PORTLAND, ME.- The Portland Museum of Art (PMA) is pleased to announce the election of three new members to its Board of Trustees, following a vote held on June 11, 2025. These individuals bring a deep commitment to Maine’s cultural, educational, and civic life and will support the PMA’s mission of Art for All. New Trustees: Lisa Marin, of Jonesport and Portland, is an artist and educator who taught art in Maine public schools for 23 years. She currently serves as President of The John Marin Foundation, where she promotes and facilitates access to the work of her grandfather, the renowned 20th-century artist John Marin, whose depictions of the Maine landscape have long been a cornerstone of American modernism. Marian Morgan, of South Portland, brings a strong background in archaeology, human resources, and nonprofit leadership. She has served on the boards of the Gulf ... More
Image of infamous 'Rest and Be Thankful' landslide wins £10,000 Scottish Landscape Awards KIRKCUDBRIGHT.- The winner of the Lapeca Scottish Landscape Awards 2025 and £10,000 prize has been named as Mick McGraw (Helensburgh) for his artwork ‘Glen Croe landslide, 31st August 2020’. The winning photograph was taken from the slopes of Ben Donich, looking over the “Rest and Be Thankful” on the A83, an area repeatedly hit by landslides causing major disruption to Argyll’s main transport route. The climb out of Glen Croe is so long and steep that it was traditional for travellers and drovers to rest at the top, and be thankful for having made the highest point. As a member of Arrochar Mountain Rescue Team, artist Mick McGraw knows this landscape well. On winning the Lapeca Scottish Landscape Award, Mick McGraw who is Programme Leader for the Master of Letters in the Fine Art Practice Programme at Glasgow School of Art, said, “Landscape for me ... More
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On a day like today, Italian painter Artemisia Gentileschi was born
July 08, 1593. Artemisia Gentileschi or Artemisia Lomi (July 8, 1593 - c. 1656) was an Italian Baroque painter, today considered one of the most accomplished painters in the generation following that of Caravaggio. In this image: Artemisia Gentileschi, Mary Magdalene (detail). Oil on canvas, 81 x 105 cm ; 32 by 4 11/3 in. € 865.500 - World Auction Record for the Artist. Photo: Sotheby's.
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