October 27, 2011 This date marked the inaugural auction of Asian art at Walker’s Fine Art and Estate Auctioneers in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. With almost 200 lot offerings covering a wide range of decorative and fine Asian art, attendees were treated to an exciting evening. Preceeded by previews in both Toronto and Ottawa, clients had […]
https://easternartconsultants.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/eastern-art-transparent-tight.png00Susan Laheyhttps://easternartconsultants.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/eastern-art-transparent-tight.pngSusan Lahey2011-10-28 03:46:002016-02-29 15:41:48Inaugural Asian Art Auction: Walker’s Auctions
Being An Asian Art Appraiser: Issues and Anecdotes Lemur monkeys and Asian art. What is the connection? Being an appraiser of Asian art means encountering the unexpected. And my “monkey experience” represents the sort of adventure which would make the appraisal profession and auction world rich material for a reality TV show. The appraisal process […]
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Toronto, Canada is home to the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, one of a handful of North American museums devoted exclusively to the art of ceramics. While renowned for its comprehensive collection of Ancient American ceramics, Italian maiolica, English delft and slipware, as well as its 18th century European porcelain, it is the most recent […]
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Fashionably Wrapped: The Influence of Kashmir Shawls Until July 4, 2010 at the Textile Museum of Canada, 55 Centre Avenue, Toronto www.textilemuseum.ca ‘Connecting cloth, culture and art’ is the slogan of the Textile Museum of Canada, and it readily accomplishes this purpose with its current colourful exhibition Fashionably Wrapped: The Influence of Kashmir Shawls. The […]
Inaugural Asian Art Auction: Walker’s Auctions
/in Blog/by Susan LaheyOctober 27, 2011 This date marked the inaugural auction of Asian art at Walker’s Fine Art and Estate Auctioneers in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. With almost 200 lot offerings covering a wide range of decorative and fine Asian art, attendees were treated to an exciting evening. Preceeded by previews in both Toronto and Ottawa, clients had […]
Being An Asian Art Appraiser: Issues and Anecdotes
/in Blog/by Susan LaheyBeing An Asian Art Appraiser: Issues and Anecdotes Lemur monkeys and Asian art. What is the connection? Being an appraiser of Asian art means encountering the unexpected. And my “monkey experience” represents the sort of adventure which would make the appraisal profession and auction world rich material for a reality TV show. The appraisal process […]
Japanese and Chinese Ceramics in the Gardiner Museum
/in Blog/by Susan LaheyToronto, Canada is home to the Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art, one of a handful of North American museums devoted exclusively to the art of ceramics. While renowned for its comprehensive collection of Ancient American ceramics, Italian maiolica, English delft and slipware, as well as its 18th century European porcelain, it is the most recent […]
Kashmiri Shawls: Fashionably Wrapped
/in Blog/by Susan LaheyFashionably Wrapped: The Influence of Kashmir Shawls Until July 4, 2010 at the Textile Museum of Canada, 55 Centre Avenue, Toronto www.textilemuseum.ca ‘Connecting cloth, culture and art’ is the slogan of the Textile Museum of Canada, and it readily accomplishes this purpose with its current colourful exhibition Fashionably Wrapped: The Influence of Kashmir Shawls. The […]