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At the recently held American Historical Print Collectors Society (AHPCS) annual meeting in Portland, the 2009 winner of the Ewell L. Newman

Until July 19th, there is an excellent exhibit at the New York Botanical Garden entitled: Georg Ehret: The

Last week I posted a blog about the Amon Carter Museum as part of the “print institutions” theme. Today I am going to present

I am off tomorrow for Atlantic City to do appraisals for the Antiques show. This is the beginning of filming for the season of the program

I discussed the importance of proper framing for prints. Currently, there are framers all around the country who do “museum quality”

As we state on our web site, we are always happy to answer questions so as to help spread knowledge about antique prints

Last weekend I was in Atlantic City for the first stop for the 14th season of Antiques Roadshow. Each summer the crew

Today is about chromolithography. (more on other print types here) Chromolithography is a type of lithography, but in many ways

Old maps are filled with inaccuracies--rivers running a wrong course, cities placed incorrectly, coastlines lacking bays, and mountains, lakes

One of the biggest anxieties among antique dealers is that young people don’t seem interested in antiques – that no new collectors

The assassination and death of Abraham Lincoln on April 14th and 15th, 1865 sent a shock throughout the nation, generating an intense

There is a lot of confusion over what it means to have a “numbered” print, so I will discuss the issue in today’s blog. What people