March 18, 2021
Le Goût Rothschild Reimagined
Doyle is honored to offer in select sales this spring property from the Estate of Nancy Hoguet Tilghman, granddaughter of Baron Alphonse and Baroness Clarice von Rothschild.
Doyle Notebook
March 16, 2021
David Barrett Style
Todd Sell leads us on a tour of a Long Island home designed by David Barrett. Stylish furnishings and decor from this home will be featured in the March 31 Doyle at Home sale.
March 11, 2021
Sam Francis & Garner Tullis
Cynthia Klein speaks with Richard Tullis about the collaboration between his father, artist and printmaker Garner Tullis, and Abstract Expressionist Sam Francis.
March 11, 2021
Shopping at Hayloft Auctions!
Spring cleaning means more room for vintage furniture, decor and art. Find what speaks to you and place those bids in the March sale at Hayloft Auctions!
March 2, 2021
The Estate of Violet Werner
Collin Albertsson profiles the prominent collector and philanthropist of Palm Beach and Minneapolis whose remarkable collection of abstract paintings and prints highlights the March 17 auction.
March 2, 2021
Dorothy Dehner: Looking to the Northern Wall
Angelo Madrigale profiles the life and work of Dorothy Dehner, who persevered marginalization to emerge as one of America's greatest abstract sculptors.
February 15, 2021
A Visit to Chateau Ridge
Peter Lang recounts a memorable visit to the historic 1927 chateau decorated by the legendary architect and designer Anthony Ingrao in Greenwich, Connecticut.
February 15, 2021
Frank Henry Shapleigh
Bill Fiddler discusses the life of the American artist Frank Henry Shapleigh and an 1884 New England view that highlights Property from Chateau Ridge, Greenwich.
February 15, 2021
Matchsafes & Vesta from the Joseph & Miriam Poser Collection
Todd Sell chronicles the evolution of matchsafes, known as vesta in Britain, and discusses the range of examples in the Joseph & Miriam Poser Collection.
February 3, 2021
Card Cases from The Joseph & Miriam Poser Collection
Todd Sell discusses the etiquette of calling cards in 19th century society and examines the fascinating silver card cases in the upcoming auction of The Joseph & Miriam Poser Collection.