Visit Our Tibetan Art Pop-Up Gallery, Dharma Art, This Month September 24, 2015 Alisha Alisha Antique History, Antique News, Asian Art, Galleries, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center, Tibetan Art Comments Off on 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 […] Read more
Picasso Sculpture Opens at MoMA, Picasso Ceramics at the MAAC September 15, 2015 Alisha Alisha Art Museum, Art News, Art To See And Buy, Ceramics & Porcelains, Leah Gordon Gallery, New York City Comments Off on 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 […] Read more
Japan Society Art Talk “Japan: A Reverence For Beauty” September 8, 2015 Alisha Alisha Art News, New York City Comments Off on 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 […] Read more
“The World is Your Oyster” – Artist Exhibition by Victoria Kovalenchikova at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center August 31, 2015 Alisha Alisha Art News, Exhibitions, Fine Art, Intertrus, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center Comments Off on “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 […] Read more
Dealer Q&A: Chinese Export Porcelain with Sanford Suchow of Suchow & Seigel Antiques August 26, 2015 Alisha Alisha Antiques Video Blog, Chinese Export, Dealer Q&A, Meet the Dealer, Meet the Dealers, Suchow & Seigel Antiques, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center Comments Off on Dealer Q&A: Chinese Export Porcelain with Sanford Suchow of Suchow & Seigel Antiques Next in our video blog series, Dealer Q&A with our world-class dealers, we ask Sanford Suchow, owner of Suchow & […] Read more
Jeanne Toussaint’s Wild Kingdom: The Origins of Cartier Menagerie Jewelry August 18, 2015 Alisha Alisha Antique History, Botier, Bracelet, Brooch, Jewelry, Joseph Saidian & Sons, Rings Comments Off on Jeanne Toussaint’s Wild Kingdom: The Origins of Cartier Menagerie Jewelry We all know of the fantastic birds and beasts that roam the Cartier Menagerie. For a century, they’ve enthralled the […] Read more
The Way of the Warrior: The Art of Samurai Armor August 14, 2015 Alisha Alisha Akasaka Gallery, Antique History, Arms & Armor, Japanese Art Comments Off on The Way of the Warrior: The Art of Samurai Armor By the late 19th century, the “Age of the Samurai” was at an end. Ironically, it was members of the […] Read more
5 Standout Antique Jewels from New Gallery, Hartley Brown July 30, 2015 Alisha Alisha Antique History, Hartley Brown, Jewelry, New Gallery Comments Off on 5 Standout Antique Jewels from New Gallery, Hartley Brown The jewelry in our new gallery, Hartley Brown, is the kind to make converts out of casual antiquers. Rare, of […] Read more
Dealer Q&A: Brian Gaisford on Shona Sculpture, Hemingway African Gallery July 23, 2015 Alisha Alisha African Art, Dealer Q&A, Hemingway African Gallery, Sculpture Comments Off on Dealer Q&A: Brian Gaisford on Shona Sculpture, Hemingway African Gallery In our new video blog series, Dealer Q&A, we ask our world-class dealers about their galleries’ specialties. First up: Brian […] Read more
Featured Artwork: Words Preserved on Illuminated Manuscripts July 13, 2015 Alisha Alisha Art History, Featured Artwork, Manhattan Rare Books, Rare Books, Religious Art Comments Off on Featured Artwork: Words Preserved on Illuminated Manuscripts For Manuscript Monday, we profile two exquisite illuminated religious manuscripts recently added to our online catalog from our gallery Manhattan […] Read more