This past June Manhattan welcomed a new museum whose goal is to bring outdoor advertising indoors.…
Think of French painter Paul Gauguin, and surely Tahiti will come to mind. He first traveled there…
As sales of audiobooks rise, so there are also increasing numbers of literary podcasts to cater for…
The National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington, D.C. announced last week its acquisition of one of…
A couple fairly quiet weeks coming up, with just two sales I'm watching this week:
PBA Galleries…
The latest issue of Pottering About, the newsletter devoted to the events of the Beatrix Potter…
Unless you’ve been there, you might not know that Alcatraz, aka The Rock, has its very own…
Under the editorship of Andrew Gulli, The Strand magazine, a quarterly literary magazine based in…
After Seattle, road-tripping bibliophiles will undoubtedly make their way to Portland, Oregon, to…
Los Angeles – An inscribed first edition, first printing of Alcoholics Anonymous by AA founder Bill…
Kansas City, Missouri — From the moment the first cry of “Gold!” was heard at Sutter’s Mill in 1848…
California — Most great collectors started when they were young, and most great collections started…
York, England — York’s annual showcase of books, maps, ephemera and prints from sellers across the…
New York — Animals have appeared in art for millennia as subjects of wonder, symbols of human…
Dallas – Multiple auction records were shattered in The Glynn and Suzanne Crain Science Fiction…
Dallas – An array of extraordinary rare documents is headed to the auction block when Heritage…
London — In celebration of the 80th anniversary of Marvel Comics #1, Folio has joined legendary…
Boston -- Forty documents from the turbulent making of Francis Ford Coppola’s 1979 Vietnam epic…
