Contemporary artists carry on sailors’ valentine tradition
Natural history and art come together in the form of the shell mosaics known as sailors’ valentines. A traditional 19th or early 20th century shell mosaic from Barbados usually includes a flower design. It also includes some form of heart, and perhaps a special verse or message. Among the sentiments featured...
Find what you didn’t know you wanted at EBTH
Everything But the House (EBTH) is out to demonstrate that locating estate-fresh finds has never been easier. AT Print Editor Karen Knapstein explores more about this in a recent Knowing Your Business column.
Posters for Relief: Federal Art Project served up purpose for artists
In less than 10 years time, approximately 14,000 U.S. artists created hundreds of thousands of piece of art under the Federal Art Project. Here Karen Knapstein explores the program and interest in the posters.
Dealers support local schools by shopping Grand Bazaar NYC
Grand Bazaar NYC is a staple of the city's Upper West Side. Every Sunday, rain or shine, more than 150 antiques dealers and thousands of shoppers flock to the Bazaar to shop and support local school children.
10 reasons you should know Viktor Schreckengost
Viktor Schreckengost is one of those people who lived his life to the fullest, and because of that, the rest of us are able to enjoy life even more. Learn more in this '10 Reasons' column by Print Editor Karen Knapstein.
Outdoor antiques will personalize your space
Look around your yard or garden. Is there a spot that seems to be missing something? An outdoor antique for the garden may fit the bill.
Interior design advice: Tell your own story
Insights from the award winning interior design firm Roman and Williams may boost your confidence for choosing furnishings.
Buyers pursue Paul Jacoulet prints at auction
The art of ukiyo-e (Asian woodblock prints) is generating fascination within the auction market. The positive response to the unique work of one master of this genre, Paul Jacoulet, during a recent auction is reflective.
Putting pen to paper with distinction
Enjoy a compelling exploration of fine pen collecting, use, and restoration, courtesy of Print Editor Karen Knapstein. Memories of your experiences with fountain pens and early rollerball pens will flood your mind.