Newfound Ancient Mural Redefines Mayan "Doomsday" Prophecy July 9, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiquities, Art No comments yet Reported in the June issue of National Geographic, 1,200 year old paintings that redefine our understanding of Mayan culture have […] Read more
Nef: The Art of Elegant Dining July 6, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiques, Silver No comments yet The striking fully-manned, full sail ship above recalling Shakespeare’s famous verse on the pleasure of seeing sails “grow big bellied […] Read more
How 2013 Gift Tax Changes Affect Collectors July 5, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiques, Collections No comments yet On January 1, 2013, the lifetime gift tax exemption is scheduled to drop from $5 million to $1 million leaving […] Read more
Schiele Case's Impact on NYC Art World June 29, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet International art world heavyweights, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA), the Society of London Art Dealers (Slad) and the […] Read more
Artist Ai Weiwei's Probation Terminated June 22, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet The year-long probation of popular Chinese dissident artist Ai Weiwei ended yesterday, June 21, 2012 following his release from detention […] Read more
New Gallery: Antique Reflections June 21, 2012 Alisha Alisha Jewelry, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center No comments yet The Manhattan Art & Antiques Center is proud to welcome new gallery Antique Reflections, specializing in vintage jewelry and watches. […] Read more
Judith Leiber Minaudières June 15, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet It is said that in 1930, Charles Arpels of Van Cleef & Arpels saw society lady Frances Gould, wife of […] Read more
Restoration of Earliest Roman Church June 13, 2012 Alisha Alisha Antiquities, Restoration, The New York Times Antiques No comments yet The earliest monument in the Roman Forum and a crucial example of a pre-existing pagan building being converted into a […] Read more
Bohemian Glass June 11, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet The rich tradition of bohemian glass-making dates back to the 16th century in the regions in and around Bohemia, the […] Read more
NY Botanical Presents Monet's Garden June 7, 2012 Alisha Alisha Uncategorized No comments yet Claude Monet once mused flowers may have been the reason he became a painter. His legendary garden in Giverny, France […] Read more