Auguste Rodin's Head of Bibi and the Birth of Modern Sculpture November 12, 2014 Alisha Alisha Alskom Art Gallery, Bronze No comments yet Original casting of Rodin’s “Head of Bibi” – signed Rodin, France, early 20th century c. 1903-04. Alskom Art Gallery (Gallery […] Read more
"Egon Schiele: Portraits" at Neue Galerie November 3, 2014 Alisha Alisha Art News, Exhibitions, Museums, New York City No comments yet Currently on view at Neue Galerie, “Egon Schiele: Portraits” (October 19, 2014 – January 15, 2015) sheds a new light […] Read more
Between Life and Death: The Significance of Egyptian Mummy Masks October 31, 2014 Alisha Alisha Antiquities, Objects of Art, Palmyra Heritage No comments yet Tonight is Halloween, an evening seemingly reserved for drunken debauchery. Yet, like many light-hearted cultural rituals, Hallowe’en, or All Hallows’ […] Read more
NEW Vintage & Antique Finds: A Haunting Hawk Okimono October 16, 2014 Alisha Alisha Japanese Art, NEW Vintage & Antique Finds, Objects of Art, Silver, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center No comments yet As it’s the haunting season, in this week’s NEW Vintage & Antique Finds, we feature a beautifully sinister hawk okimono […] Read more
Friday Nights at The Frick Collection: College Night October 9, 2014 Alisha Alisha Museum Events, Museums, New York City No comments yet We were happy to see a few newer art and antique fairs geared towards young collectors (Brooklyn Antiques & Book […] Read more
Carrying the Fruit of the Majestic Tree: An Antique Etrog Box For Sukkot October 9, 2014 Alisha Alisha Antiques, Judaica, Lev Tov Antiques, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center No comments yet Today marks the first full day of the seven-day Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which began at sundown yesterday. For those […] Read more
NEW Vintage & Antique Finds: Auguste Moreau's Graceful Bronze Goddess of the Dawn October 3, 2014 Alisha Alisha Bronze, F & P Associates, NEW Vintage & Antique Finds, Sculpture, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center No comments yet The third son of French sculptor, Jean Baptiste Moreau, Auguste Moreau (1834-1917) was proof that talent does indeed run in […] Read more
Seeking Jane Austen & One Exquisite Bound Set Of Collected Works September 25, 2014 Alisha Alisha Antique News, Antique Shows, Antiques, Books, Manhattan Rare Books, NEW Vintage & Antique Finds, The Manhattan Art and Antiques Center, The New York Times Antiques No comments yet The Novels of Jane Austen, 12 volumes exquisitely bound set of Jane Austen’s collected works. Bound in contemporary three quarter […] Read more
Our Dealers at Manhattan's Largest Antiques Market: NYC Big Flea September 24, 2014 Alisha Alisha Antique News, Antique Shows, Flea Market, Gallery 47, Iris Rosenthal, Melody Rodgers, New York City No comments yet For those of us who love antiques, all antique hunts are treasure hunts, but this weekend is the closest you’ll […] Read more
Visit Our Galleries at The Asia Art Fair New York, Sept 17-21, 2014 September 18, 2014 Alisha Alisha Anavian Gallery, Antique News, Art News, Asian Art, Exhibitions, Flying Cranes Antiques, New York City, Niki Art, Sale No comments yet Following the resounding success of the inaugural Asia Art Fair in March, the Bohemian National Hall has beautifully remounted The […] Read more