This exibition comprises rarely seen highlights from this renowned collection. Watercolors are a distinctive amalgam of painting and drawing, in which color and line combine to produce effects of unparalleled nuance and suppleness. The Museum’s holdings of American watercolors are distinguished by their quality, breadth, and the duration with which they have been consistently collected....

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The exhibition includes striking examples of Pop art, whose practitioners’ fascination with celebrities and commercial imagery defined much of the art of the 1960s. The exhibition concludes with three artists from the groundbreaking 1999 exhibition Another Girl, Another Planet, which heralded the arrival of a new generation of female photographers and a new approach to documentary photograp...

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July 11, 2015 - June 26, 2016 - The exhibition features original illustration drawings for some of Duvoisin’s beloved picture book classics for children, including Donkey-donkey: The Troubles of a Silly Little Donkey (1933); Caldecott Medal winner White Snow, Bright Snow (1947), authored by Alvin Tresselt;  Petunia (1950); A for the Ark (1952); Nubber Bear (1966), authored by William Li...

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This exhibition juxtaposes American illustration work from the 19th and early 20th centuries with contemporary art.  Winslow Homer’s striking wood engravings of the 1860s and 1870s for Harper’s Monthly represent an important phase of his early career when he was employed as a freelance illustrator and artist reporter. This period coincided with the flourishing of mass market illus...

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Over 150 Exhibit Booths Selling American, European And Asian Furniture, Silver, Paintings, Prints, Posters, Art Pottery, Porcelains, Lamps, Bronzes, Clocks, Art Glass, Victorian Glass, Depression Glass, Jewelry, Oriental Rugs, Antiquarian Books, Reference Books, Scientific Instruments, Watches, Vintage Fashions, Trunks, Samplers, Sewing Items, Majolica, Doulton, Kimonos, Netsuke, Orientalia, Linen...

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Held in Pottersville, NJ - One of the East Coast’s Premiere Antique Shows with over 30 Dealers! Estate Jewelry - China - Silver - Posters - Prints - Toys - Tools - Timepieces - Linens - Unusual Finds - Much, Much more Appraisers will be available to evaluate Items Brought In by Show Patrons. Thursday, Friday and Saturday 1 pm – 5 pm Appraisal cost is $5 Per Item.

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National Appraisal Consultants is hosting the 2015 Inner Circle Appraisal Summit. The weekend seminar is an "Appraisal Practice Tune-up”  for professional appraisers.   Certifed Appraisers Leon Castner and Brian Kathenes share their combined 65 years of apprasial business development, seling skills, and marketing expertise in the annual three-day workshop. Here’s the...

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August 2, 2015 - Over 60 dealers provide a wide variety of merchandise: Country and Shabby Chic Furniture, Architectural and Industrial Findings, Nautical Items, Textiles and Vintage Clothing, Kitchenware, Stoneware, Jewelry, and Collectibles and Memorabilia.   Admission is FREE and there is lots of parking. We'll be here Rain or Shine!

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The Warren County Antiques Show & Vintage Marketplace is back for the ninth year on Saturday and Sunday, August 16-17, with a broad range of antiques available from 150 dealers. “You’ll find furniture, jewelry, antique toys, tools, posters, quilts, porcelain, glassware, primitives… with antiques, collectibles and vintage items of all kinds,” said Melva Sterlacci, one ...

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September 1, 2015 - July 31, 2016 - This exhibition celebrates one of the university’s most distinguished alumni, Simeon De Witt, the fourteenth graduate of what was then known as Queen’s College and, because of the Revolutionary War, the only one in 1776. A native of Wawarsing, New York, De Witt studied at the college as New Brunswick became embroiled in Revolutionary conflict. When t...

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