Among the nineteenth century offerings are a group of scarce etchings by James A. M. Whistler and Edouard …
Swann Galleries’ October 6, 2022 sale of African American Art delivered $3.7M with auction debuts and records for ar…
Director Nigel Freeman shares his top eight lots to watch in the October 8, 2022 sale. Jacob Lawrence’s Westch…
Our prints and drawings department shares their favorite lots from the September 22, 2022 sale of American Art.
Related Reading Modernist highlights include a wonderful drawing by Jacob Lawrence, a scarce stone carving by Marion…
This signature sale will showcase important works by American Impressionist artists including Edward Potthast, Julia…
The winter-spring auction season at Swann is a masterclass in marathon training, and the 2022 iteration proved no di…
The 1920s were a time of prosperity in America. World War I had ended and the pessimism of the 1910s turned into opt…
“I think I’m in the tradition of a certain kind of American artist (…) Edward Hopper, Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline—t…
The 1913 Armory Show Inspired by time spent in Europe, around 1910, Arthur Dove became the first American artist to …
James Macry in our prints and drawings department examines two works that exemplify the market for Edward Hopper pri…
Edward Hopper & His Contemporaries At the turn of the twentieth century, artists began to confront the dominance…
