Bruneau & Co. Auctioneers announce a 379-lot Winter Antiques & Fine Arts Auction on Saturday, January 6th, featuring fine items pulled from several prominent New England homes. The sale will be held online as well as in Bruneau & Co.’s gallery located [Read More]
Monthly Archives: December 2017
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An oil on board painting by Wayne Thiebaud (Am., b. 1920) titled Lollipop Tree, a lovely art glass vase by Ercole Barovier (It., 1888-1974), and one of the finest collections of Victorian furniture ever offered at auction are just part of what [Read More]
In January 2018, the James A. Michener Art Museum will present Magical & Real: Henriette Wyeth and Peter Hurd, A Retrospective, a major exhibition that explores the work, marriage, and careers of two remarkable artists who contributed to the canon and dialogue [Read More]
An oil on canvas landscape painting by the Scottish-born abstract modernist William Gear (1915-1997), titled Paysage, Mai 50 (May Landscape, 1950), sold for $11,875, and a large oil on canvas maritime seascape work of a brigantine ship at sea by Wesley Elbridge [Read More]
The MOSAICS Fine Art Festival recently made a $500 donation to The BackStoppers organization, in a gesture to honor the St. Charles City Police Department. The donation represented MOSAICS Festival’s appreciation of the St. Charles City’s Police officers, who helped to keep [Read More]
Featuring: Angel Bellaran, Miguel Otero Fuentes, Allan Bealy, Mary Younkin – Sunday, December 17 @ 4:40pm Angel Bellaran is a curator living in Brooklyn, and one of the original organizers of the Nasty Women Exhibition movement. Miguel Antonio Otero-Fuentes is a Puerto [Read More]
Fine art dealers and collectors who are tired of the worry and hassle of shipping their treasured pieces using bubble-wrap, packing tape and Styrofoam will be relieved to know there’s a better, safer, cheaper (and greener) way. Smart-Guard is a sturdy, re-usable [Read More]
St. Louis contemporary artist Fraser Leonard gifted President Donald Trump with a special surprise during the President’s recent visit to St. Charles, Missouri. The President’s theme for the speech was tax reform and “Main Street” – and in a coincidence, the Fraser [Read More]