In September 2020, Soulis Auctions of suburban Kansas City knocked down record prices at their headline-making sale of the Richard and Valerie Tucker collection of carnival shooting gallery targets.

"Always Ready"—This Currier and Ives painting illustrates the clothing of the early American fire fighter. The mid-19th century gear consisted almost entirely of wool, which was used both to ...

My cat Tonka, for curling up by the fire while we cook. It takes years of training to get a cat to curl by the fire ala ...

In Hollywood, most movies tell stories. But not "Here." Adapted from a conceptual graphic novel by Richard McGuire where the ...

He has given lectures around the country on various topics, including natural history prints, Currier & Ives prints, prints of Niagara Falls, and most recently on maps and views of the American West.

The Monadnock Region encompasses Keene and Cheshire County. It has been called the Currier and Ives corner of New Hampshire. Geographically situated in the heart of New England, residents and visitors ...

It's a part of the museum's rotating exhibits in the Mark C. Clapham Art Gallery. A collection of Currier and Ives dinnerware from Shelia Williamson is on display in the gallery as well. Here's what ...

Nineteenth-century American prints, including a Currier and Ives lithograph. Non-European and non-American 19th and 20th-century prints and objects, including Chinese scrolls, a woodblock attributed ...

Leisure collections encompass a different range of objects, including camping vehicles and gear, video games, playing cards, sportswear, exercise equipment, and Currier and Ives prints of fishing, ...

The collection includes paintings, pewter hollowware, Currier and Ives prints, antique furniture, and rugs. One of the most arresting details of the building’s exterior is a matched set of limestone ...

We’re talking train rides, holiday strolls, and good old-fashioned community carol sings, not to mention Provincetown’s Holly ...

Early November has always been a dark time for me, literally and figuratively. The culprit is Daylight Savings Time — something that’s never made a lick of sense. So now it gets light an hour earlier, ...