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Featured Artwork: Hootin Hollow Haunted House by Marx Toys
A black cat leaps from the hedge, a ghost appears in the window, a vampire greets you at the door. […]
Art to See and Buy: Ernest Hemingway’s War Stories
![First Edition "For Whom the Bell Tolls," Ernest Hemingway in original dust jacket; Charles Scribner’s, 1940. [Manhattan Rare Books: Gallery 90/212.326.8907]/Ernest Hemingway on crutches while recovering in Milan, Italy, September 1918. The Ernest Hemingway Photograph Collection. John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Source: themorgan.org](https://the-maac.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/ernest-hemingway.jpg)
All Hemingway stories are war stories, which is to say, they’re all stories that tussle with life. The Morgan Library […]
Featured Artwork: Gods and Warriors of Ancient Mexican Tomb Pottery
We all know of the Aztecs and their towering relics. Many are less familiar with the far older cultures of […]
Other People’s Lives: Joe Burns’ Hyperrealist Paintings on View at The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center until October 31
Artist Joe Burns has lived many lives. Raised by Catholic charities, Burns has been a restaurateur, cab driver, bartender, and […]
Upcoming Cecil the Lion Initiative Event at Hemingway African Gallery, Gallery 96
A message from our dealer Brian Gaisford, passionate conservationist and owner of Hemingway African Gallery: Dear Cecil Supporters, I am […]
Visit Our Tibetan Art Pop-Up Gallery, Dharma Art, This Month
There’s only one week left to visit our new Tibetan Art pop-up gallery, Dharma Art (Gallery 28) at the Manhattan […]
Picasso Sculpture Opens at MoMA, Picasso Ceramics at the MAAC
Perhaps the most highly anticipated exhibition of the year, Picasso Sculpture opened yesterday at the Museum of Modern Art to […]
Japan Society Art Talk “Japan: A Reverence For Beauty”
“What makes the Japanese people unique in their need for beauty? What can Westerners learn from this ancient culture and […]
“The World is Your Oyster” – Artist Exhibition by Victoria Kovalenchikova at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center
“The world’s mine oyster/Which I with sword will open.” This famed Shakespeare quote from The Merry Wives Of Windsor is […]