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Antiques Roadshow guest gasps after eye-watering valuation of painting - Vimarsana News

Antiques Roadshow guest gasps after eye-watering valuation of painting

Antiques Roadshow expert Suzanne Zack left a guest stunned after revealing how much her painting could fetch at auction.

Antiques Roadshow guest speechless by true price of £25 charity shop painting - Vimarsana News

Antiques Roadshow guest speechless by true price of £25 charity shop painting

A guest on the Antiques Roadshow at Powis Castle in Wales was 'astonished' to find out how much a painting she had bought for £25 in a charity shop was actually worth

Antiques Roadshow guest stunned over staggering value of vintage drawing - Vimarsana News

Antiques Roadshow guest stunned over staggering value of vintage drawing

A guest appearing on Antiques Roadshow was left completely blown away when an expert suggested an estimated price for a rare pencil drawing by a classical artist

Antiques Roadshow guest is left speechless after discovering the value of pencil drawing - Vimarsana News

Antiques Roadshow guest is left speechless after discovering the value of pencil drawing

Airing from Woodhorn Museum in Northumberland, the long-running BBC show saw antiques expert Suzanne Zack cast her expert eye over an original sketch from Henry Ryland.

VMA Department professors seek to perfect virtual experience - Vimarsana News

VMA Department professors seek to perfect virtual experience

Since COVID-19 began, Grand Valley State University’s Visual Media Arts Department has had to make significant alterations to most of their courses.  Professors have had to stretch themselves to be innovative and creative in order to accommodate virtual learning, as classes of the arts are typically made for a more hands-on experience. With almost two full semesters of adjusting to this new way of teaching, professors are finally finding their niche.  Associate Professor of Drawing Tim Fisher said that while adjusting his classes from being entirely in-person to fully online has been succ...