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For those who have been staying in one place throughout the last year and a half, the Palmer Museum of Art has an antidote for your wanderlust: the current special exhibition "Place to Place: Recent Gifts of American Drawings and Watercolors, 1900–1950." The exhibition is on view at the Palmer now through Dec. 12.

Visitors got a first look at Kehinde Wileys A Portrait of a Young Gentleman yesterday as it made its world debut at a href= http://www.huntington.or

Marcus Hodge creates stunning and vivid paintings of horses, bulls, and cows which made one feel they would leap out of the canvas.

The installation at a href= http://www.frick.org target= _blank Frick Madison /a has prompted new ways of looking at the Frick’s paintings, s

a href= http://www.freemansauction.com target= _blank Freeman’s /a announced the addition of two new specialists to its Fine Art department,

Fred R. Kline, an art dealer and art historian who dedicated his career to identifying the creators of paintings and drawings that had lost their plac

PATRICK MARMION: In the feather(boa)weight corner, playing Kellys long-suffering dresser, we have Julian Clary, veteran of pantos at the London Palladium.

An art history professor spotted a rare Italian Baroque painting at a local church in Westchester. Experts confirmed it's by Cesare Dandini.

Homan Potterton collection, including Old Masters, to be sold at Adam’s in September

a href= http://www.crescentcityauctiongallery.com target= _blank Crescent City Auction Gallery /a will greet the busy fall season with a two-day I