September 21, 2021

Mary Manion

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Florida highwaymen, Sam Newton
American Fine Art

Florida Highwaymen capture unspoiled views

Quai du Louvre en Hiver, oil on canvas, signed lower right, framed; 8” x 12 1/2” (sight), 14 3/4” x 19” (frame), $12,500. Image courtesy Cowan’s Auctions
Fine Art

Esteem is rising for Édouard Léon Cortès art

Composition No. III_Mondrian
Fine Art

Cubist influence reshapes Mondrian’s work

WPA artwork
Fine Art

Art Markets: Do you really own your WPA artworks?

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Fine Art

Art Aplenty: Appraising the print market

The hand-colored engraving Boats Off Calais, $145, at The Old Print Shop. Courtesy of The Old Print Shop
Fine Art

Fine Art: J.M.W. Turner etchings are within collectors' reach

Lipchitz painting
Fine Art

Donating art? IRS requires proper appraisal

Bessie Pease Gutmann
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Art Markets: Early influences shape a legacy of unmatched artistry

Walking Man I
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Art Markets: Redefining modern art in sculpture and sketches

Gino Severini (French/Italian, 1883-1966), Armored Train in Action, 1915, measuring 45 5/8 by 34 7/8 inches. Housed in the Museum of Modern Art, New York, a gift of Richard S. Zeisler. © 2014 Gino Severini / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris
Fine Art

Respecting the intensity and action of Futurist art

This oil on canvas painting by Quinn is titled Self Portrait at 17, circa 1932, and it measures 21 inches by 19 inches. Photo courtesy The Anthony Quinn Foundation
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Art Markets: Anthony Quinn’s art imitates fascinating life

Johann Berthelsen (American, 1883-1972), “View of Trinity Church, Manhattan, New York,” signed lower right, oil on canvasboard, 11 1/4 inches by 9 inches, auctioned for $9,600 on Feb. 1, 2013. Photo courtesy Skinner, Inc.; www.skinnerinc.com
Fine Art

Art Markets: Bidders find impressions of New York compelling