DJT Fine Art Announces Opening of Additional Gallery in Chelsea May 10, 2007
"DJT Prints will maintain business hours on Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am - 6 pm.About DJT Fine ArtLaunched in 2001 in the Chelsea area of New York, the gallery concentrates on 20th Century American and European masters in all medium with a focus on the Pop School, and a special emphasis on Warhol, Haring and Wesselmann. The gallery also concentrates on Picasso, Chagall, Miro and the Cobra Group. DJT Fine Art is one of the most important dealers of Warhol prints in the world.About Dom... (Yahoo! Wire -- Entertainment News)
Runway to light up with fashion Nov 10, 2006
It all starts tonight at the Palmer Depot, with what likely is Palmer's first runway fashion show, featuring original designs by the Valley's Myriah Moore and Donna Corneille, along with national name-brand fashions and accessories ... Girls from the community will strut their stuff on the runway, displaying Moore's lamour punk line of clothing, pieces by Corneille, who owns the Seams Right shop in Palmer, and other items from Anything Goes ... Corneille, who opened her seamstress shop just... (Wasilla Frontiersman, AK)
Obituary: Karel Appel, 85; Chen Li, 77 May 19, 2006
With several colleagues, including the Danish artist Asger Jorn and the Belgian artist known as Corneille, Appel founded Cobra in 1948 at an international conference in Paris. The movement's original name was Reflex, but it came to be called Cobra, an acronym of sorts for Copenhagen, Brussels and Amsterdam, the cities from which its founders came. (International Herald Tribune -- Arts)
A few greats spur a frenzy of buying at Maastricht fair Apr 19, 2006
On the stand of Mark Weiss of London, a collector first fell for a small portrait by Corneille de Lyon, then bought a likeness of Henry IV of France by Frans Pourbus the Younger done shortly after the king was assassinated in 1610, and topped it all with a more expensive Fran. ois Clouet portrait, bringing the total bill close to 600,000. (International Herald Tribune -- Arts)
A founding father comes of age Jan 18, 2006
re is to Corneille, winking farce and earthy intrigue versus piety and nobility, the satirical versus the sententious. His role as a public servant was difficult to grasp, long submerged, at times unwelcome. (International Herald Tribune)
