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Gems from the Auld Alliance (Guardian Unlimited)
A sugar refiner from Dunoon was the first man in Britain to buy a Renoir and not just any Renoir. The Bay of Naples is a Read More

Holy Picasso!: The Brit at the centre of a £6bn art row (Independent)
Rocking in a swing chair on his porch, Walter Herman sips iced tea. Retired, he exudes the implacable calm of the card Read More

Vermont's marble industry is getting new attention (Bennington Banner)
DORSET — An auction of 12 sculptures to be created out of marble donated by Richard and Kirsten McDonough, owners of t Read More

Vermont's marble industry is getting new attention (Bennington Banner)
Saturday, August 9 DORSET — An auction of 12 sculptures to be created out of marble donated by Richard and Kirsten McD Read More

Do statues dishonor American Indians? (Norwalk Advocate)
STAMFORD - The plaza near the University of Connecticut-Stamford downtown campus, dedicated in 1999, was intended by its Read More

Alfred Sisley: Impressionist Landscapes at The Bowes Museum (Art Daily)
Alfred Sisley, 14th July at Marly. Cecil Higgins Art Gallery, Bedford Borough Council. COUNTY DURHAM.- The work of Alfre Read More

'Carolina Collects': Who knew such great art was out there? (The State)
It’s hard to find enough superlatives to use in talking about “Carolina Collects,” an exhibition of fine and decor Read More

Sunshine city: Lights up on Brisbane (News Interactive)
JESSICA Hurt heads to Brisbane to uncover the Queensland capital's Cinderella-like transformation into an entertainment Read More

Masterpieces on a life-size scale for New Jersey project (Knoxville News Sentinel)
HAMILTON, N.J. - Dare I join this lively group for lunch? They are having a good time at their lakeside table. Wine and Read More

Priceless! Art's great disasters (Independent)
The Bulgarian artist Christo, who works with his wife Jeanne-Claude, gained acclaim for surrounding 11 islands off Miami Read More