"Save Your Child From Autocracy and Poverty" (Herbert Paus, Illustrator) Among the successful illustrators of his time, Herbert Paus knew how to create artwork that was highly effective at inspiring viewers toward whatever end it served. His WWI posters were so...
"Must Children Die and Mothers Plead in Vain" (Henry Patrick Raleigh, Illustrator) Part of the Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco's WWI poster collection, Henry Patrick Raleigh's "Must Children Die" poster deliberately obscures facial details in favor of eliciting an...
When the contents of a home built in 1724 that has stayed in the original family for seven generations goes up for auction, you know you have to be there. Among the many incredible things you'll find at this auction is a tall case clock signed George Rea, Quakertown,...
Ford's Model T car is a huge part of American automotive history. On that proud October day in 1908—October 1, to be exact—the first production Model T was completed. Between 1908 and 1927, about 15 million Model T Fords were built, creating a record for the longest...
Two itinerant artist paintings in our Sunday, September 23 on-site auction in Lambertville, NJ are wonderful examples of itinerant local artists' talent. The portraits are still in their original 18th or 19th century frames and have never been removed, so there may...