$10 Million Master Artwork Theft September 21, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiques & Fine Art Magazine No comments yet Reported in Antiques & Fine Art Magazine, the $10 million robbery of the home of “The King of Bonds” Jeffrey […] Read more
"The Scream" Comes to MoMA September 20, 2012 Alisha Alisha Art, Exhibitions, Paintings No comments yet “I was walking along a road one evening – on one side lay the city, and below me was the […] Read more
Flying Cranes Antiques Exhibition & Sale September 12, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet Read more
A Possible Renoir Surfaces In An Unlikely Place September 11, 2012 Alisha Alisha Flea Market, The New York Times Antiques No comments yet The sort of find that powers indefatigable flea market enthusiasts, the painting above, believed to be Renoir’s “Paysage Bords de […] Read more
Works of Flying Crane Antiques September 6, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions, Japanese Art No comments yet Tomorrow, September 7, Flying Cranes Antiques Ltd is hosting an Opening Preview Exhibition & Sale entitled “19th Century Japanese Art […] Read more
Opening Preview: 19th Century Japanese Art in the 21st Century September 4, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions, Japanese Art, Uncategorized No comments yet This Friday, Flying Cranes Antiques Gallery presents an Opening Preview of upcoming Exhibition and Sale: “19th Century Japanese Art in […] Read more
Slave Potter’s Works Emerge August 31, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiques, Pottery, The New York Times Antiques No comments yet August 30, 2012–In a moving editorial in the New York Times, Eve. M. Kahn discusses the emergence of newly discovered […] Read more
The Legacy of Jacques Louis David August 30, 2012 Alisha Alisha Exhibitions No comments yet Today, August 30, 2012, marks the 264th birthday of Jacques Louis David (1748-1825), the embodiment of Neoclassicism. Jacques Louis David’s […] Read more
Portrait Miniatures of Hoffman-Gampetro August 24, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet “…the miniature, the little picture that could be covered by a kiss or hidden in the palm of the hand […] Read more
The Trash Museum of NYC August 23, 2012 Alisha Alisha Collections, New York City, The New York Times Antiques No comments yet It may be hard to find a more perfect embodiment of the axiom “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure” […] Read more