Le Pho (1907-2001), a Vietnamese artist blending Asian and Western painting techniques, is renowned for his vibrant landscapes and depictions of women. With a career spanning seven decades, Le Pho experimented with various mediums, from silk and wood panel to oil on canvas. His artworks can fetch anywhere from a few thousand dollars to over a million at auction, necessitating expert appraisal for valuation. Revere Auctions specializes in evaluating and selling Le Pho’s pieces, achieving competitive prices and record sales.

Harry Bertoia (1915–1978) was one of the most prolific, materially innovative artists of the twentieth century. Perhaps most well-known for his iconic furniture designs and pioneering sounding sculptures, his creative output was diverse and extensive, also encompassing jewelry, metalwork, monotypes, and thousands of unique sculptures including large-scale commissions.

Antoine Blanchard was a French impressionist oil painter who specialized in painting detailed, atmospheric Parisian cityscapes. He would often paint the same monument or street many different times in order to capture it from different angles or in different lighting.

The creator of the Peanuts cartoon, Charles Schulz also created other cartoons and artworks. We examine their history and value.

Patrick Nagel was an American painter and illustrator. He created illustrations of women in a distinctive style that incorporated aspects of art deco and pop art. His most famous projects include designing the album cover for Duran Duran’s album Rio, and for his long standing work as an illustrator for Playboy magazine.

Miguel Ortiz Berrocal was a Spanish abstract and figurative sculptor. He is most known for his puzzle sculptures made of numerous abstract pieces. Berrocal constructed intricate sculptures ranging from huge outdoor pieces to tiny handheld objects, many of which could be taken apart and reassembled into different forms.

Adolph Gottlieb was an American painter, sculptor and printmaker. He was one of the early pioneers of Abstract Expressionism and a founding member of “the ten”, a group of New York painters who showed their work together in the 1930s. His abstract works of the 1960s and 70s were groundbreaking for their time, and many are valued at over $1,000,000 today.

Paul Cadmus is best known for his gritty and often erotic paintings of social interactions, especially those using the egg tempera medium. His painting style has been described as magic realism, and his works often contain elements of satire or social commentary.  Additionally, he is known for his sensual drawings of male nudes and his work in the PaJaMa Collective photography project.